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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-07
,7,iIe NHeHIhar EO.DnN

The signal service bureau predicts fair
weather Tor the west guilt region to-day,
with southerly winds, stationary or
higher temperature and lower pressure,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-07
Youths and boys suits in allgrades and
colors at L. K. Jordan'S.

B. Haber Offers big bargains in dreSs
goods, to make room tor a be- stock OF
spring goods Call on him and secure
some OF the bargains. 0205tc
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Ladies do not forget to call on Sanger
Bros. and examine their prices of silks
and satins; it will certainly pay you. as
their prices regular are far below those
who claim to make you less than cost
prices.-0205tc
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Attention.

l want to sell my entire stock OF to
Dacco, cigars and CONNECTIONS, also store
fixtures. II is Il good stand and there is
a good run OF custom. will give liberal
terms to anyone wishing to purchase.
VZozlW j. NEWTON FRENCH.
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B: Haber Informs the public this week
OF the greatest reduction in prices. in ali
kinds OF winter goods, ever offered in the
city. Call on him. O2D5tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-07
Compound Syrup of SarsapariIl
Iodide of Potassium.

The remedies in this preparadG
ranked by the medical profession
most certain Of alternatives and dF
tives, possessing the power of REM
trom-the blood those humOrs OrF-
pies which disturb its purity, dDa.
them toward the natural ezls
channels. 1t is employed with i.'
tage in chronic affections OF The 3
eruptive and skin diseases, such =
Anthony'S fire, erysipelaS, PHI
pustules, blotches, bOils, tumOrs, q.
or salt rheum, scald-head, ring'71
slcers and sores, chrome rheuuis
syphilitic and mercurial diseases
generally for the various diseases :
ing from impurities of the blood;
Ii forms Il powerful alternative ~ :
renovation OF the blood and lOT lux ?
toration of tone and strength Y !
system when dcbilitated by di -s,
Ask your druggist for cur make J.: \: !,
are i'll search of 4 good blood p--.
and Alternative. Price 81 per oo5 u J.
six bottles for s.. Prepared oy ~
and Willis, manufacturing eA'--
Waco, Texas.
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Rose Coen-S aYnlln.

a perfect hair DRESSING
moter of the growth of The h. hi.
other compound POSSESSES Pho ' u.
properties which 50 pxactIT !e'
various conditions Of the b6m. ~.
1t sOftens the hair when F'.l
dry; it soOth@s the irrifstsi !.
skin; it affords and prodacr, h.
est luster: removing all G,t
Scurt, etc, thereby maxim, + +.
have asserted, without pyrl,,i,.
best artIA1 ever used for rblf,. .'
will only cost you - cent, r-r =,
Prepared only by Tucker 4 n
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-07

Fresh supply of those Mobile Cigars
J"St rec wed by {. 6. MCCULLoCH.
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Peace and HAPPINESS Rssintst II,
Electric Consumption Cur

Has undoubtedly the be-. >.
ton of amy medicine for ihtl
consumption that We have vi
able to find. II is prepared II
for consumption, and those VI
affected with a deep seated to.5
lOng-standing. y few doses .if
mediate relief, and if kept GP VI
feet a cure. 1t is very soothing 2
lungs and pleasant to IKE. OK!
nights sleep, free from those ia
paroXysms of coughing, is WORT
than the price OF a halt dozen ID
Ask your druggist for be-
once; price 30 cents and 81 pe;T
Prepared only by Tucker & 7
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-07

Who can beat US in prices and assort-
ment III carpets, rugs, floor oil cloth? &c.
Echo answers nobody can. Sanger Bros.
0205tc
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At the prices Sanger Bros. are selling
their surplus stock of fine winter cloth,
ing, 1t vii! pay you to buy suit now
for next winter season.-O2O5tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-07

Look for the sign of the Little
Store" on South Fourth street Re
c2elved daily full supply of fresh pro-
duce, and the best staple and fancy gro
ceries always kept. OI25lm
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EruitTrees andsI,ruhs.

The finest of roses, bulbs, lruit and or
naRicntal trees and pot plants are to be
iounG'in unlimitcG-IrEnttics and cheap
They are on exhibition and sold by j. b.
Nrs'y ~ Co., in rear OF Watkins book
store. 02J2lW
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EO Ars-iYc.

500 bushels German NJ llct Seed
Kansas Com and Meal during the sea.
sou, III CARLOAD lots, at lowest prices.
JoHN r MARSHALL.
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Try sack OF BAIT MOore's cream Kan
SaS hour. Best in the market. I2lttr
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One set OF bar-roUm fixture, also = set
of Os'huli furniture. AappIv 10 Geo
Kramer, City hotel, East Waco-OI27lm.
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Refined Cotton Seed Oil

a fine lot of cotton cheviot shirts 10,
% cents at L. Il. Jordan's.
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ESenlOyaf:

BogartS Shirt Factory. to No. IL South
Fourth street, opposite Roper's. O20c2t
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Future SALES Yesterday.

All kind Of California canned goods at
Bart MoOie'S. II Otr
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Brandies. wines, gins, ale, beer. porter
ana a. above all, pure Old matt whisky. Al
Bart Moure'S. Din Din, "'
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CaIarrh Of fhe Bladder.
Singing. smartiDg. irritation of Il e
urinary passages. diseased discharges
nred by Huchupaiha. lIrug gisr depot.
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Fancy cashmere sui 5 Tor business
the Kentucky Cash store
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ClOIhin. nfC0St

T. Il. Jordan: '' y
Scotch tweed Wool suits co. M
M M MOO. caSSimcr. suits. loo
me \erI bet Scot II suits.............,.I700
Efehrh sa2"nai >uit>...................lS $500
f"'I nHu"h cut away iii @,.na ...... Il. 90
All uitSc = obs are sli.tiv at cost.
W ny don't You 20 10 Tucker & Willis
ana @'t lott'e OF Electric NEURALGIA
Lrtlnn; 1t is wonderful What electrical
elect tins remedy has or tie sufl, rcr.
one hundred bug"ics ard sprino
wagons kept constantly in stock by a
liihchlnaii, and he viii not lie undersold
hd'r any circumstances. He is TIE
dcaier.-d,Swtt
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Western and country produce OF every
kind al Bart MOore's. l2l0tc
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kseIEiaVPf.

FoUrth street, opposite Ropcr'e.--O2O52t
Come and see our undershilts from a.
cents up at T. Il. JorGan's. %
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Oriental So,adO0,

1t gives us the grqata.,
present to you the merits ., p .s'
tifuI preparation, which u h.! ll1 /,
celebrated as being deci5a Ii =
remedy ever put up for bar 5l' u
gums, preserving the te4tb
tuning the breath. TRY II i. I'D
never be without it again - Sl
druggist; Price 80 cent. n. ~
Prepared only By Tucker p5 ! & /;
Waco, Texas. i v
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Fresh stock of Louisiana Sugars and
Sirups. direct from plantations, Tor sale at
bottom prices by Z. {. MCCULLoCH.
O0O5tp
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Cigars and Tobacco.

Best scent Cigar in town. at
VI -
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Fine black and brown diagonal suits 70
dress at Il. Il. Jordan's.
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Personal.

New \ ork Seed Potatoes for sale by
O1O5.C &C. NCCTTIoTT
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hUHIfO Meat,
al MARSHALL'S.
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STAGES Daily.
STAGES ,Tri- Weekly.

Waco and Bclton.. .........I GO0 p N $500 a IN
Waco and GatesvIile .......' 2:30 i m $3.50 III
Waco and Meridian ..--... $500 p nj 6:Oy N
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-22
THE NEWS FROM EGYPT,

Dispatches during the week show that
the work OF restoring order at AIcxan-
dra is going on steadily and with the CO.
operation of the sailors and marines of
the countries represented in the fleet off
that city. 1t is all unexpected pleasure
for Americans to read Of their own navy
occupying conspicuous and uSetu! posi-
ton in this work. Adali!al Nicholson $
sixty marines and twenty sailors were
prompt to take care Of our Consulate i'll
Alexandria, md surprised everybody by
taking powder into the Square. through
a thick shower OF sparks. In the disnr-
der of the city aud the confusion of na-
tionalities among its volunteer protectors
from half dozen countries, it is not
strange that some stampeded German
sailors came into collision with the Eng
fish pickets.
The English troops are beginning to
arrive from Cyprus. and it will not be
many days before there will be force
enough to move out toward. il not to.
Cairo: The French are likely to make
up for lost time by very energetic move
ment of troops. probability confirmed
by the report of the ordering of six
transports to MarseiiieS for the embark
cation of troops.
But there seems to be no variation ff0m
the programme Of acting in support of
the authority of the khedivc and in CON
slant conference with the Sultan. What
ever may have been the lattav'a secret
synpathies with Arab Pasha, the con-
duct and collapse of the Egyptian revo-
lutionist have put it out Of the power OF
the Sultan to hope for anything out Of
his movements. Arab has been a costly
failure. lie has become terror to his
own eountrymen. The time for him to
to inilict much harm to .inglo- French
interests has passed. His forces were
revolutionary largely for the reason that
they were not paid. and he has no means
of paying them. All they have made
out of the i'revolution' from which they
expected so much has been the loot
they were able to take with them ont of
burning Alexandria.
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Funeral Of Hon. James T Earle.

The funeral Of Hon. Jas, r. Earle took
place from the Episcopal church in Cen
treviiie Sunday morning ana was largely
attended by citizens "i Queen Anne 5 and
adioh;n. counties. Among those present
were Judge Carmichael. Judge Robinson.
Vim. McKcnney. DIR. Washington Finley.
DR.. ". i. De touusey, John j. Brown.
Dr.. Chamberlain. o! Easton, VIM. Ii.
Rabcoc2S. Ui Washington. and n large
nuuEe: Of lrlati ve and friend; Of HE de-
ceased. The remains were taken from
the late residence. near tcntveriiIc. 10
the church, where the funeral services
were held. Judge Robinson. VIM. Nckcn-
uev. .Inu. s. Brown. .Eohn Spencer, Wan
}. Hopper and Charles II. Irl4hnan act
ing II. pall-bcar"rs. Rev. lanes \. Nit
chell, tna rector uf the ch urch. read The
IMPRESSIVE s2GvigiS Of tie Episcopal
Church, and chants aud impressive psalms
were rendered By the chuir. The inter
ment took place 1T the Episcopal Church
Cemetery i'll CentreTllle
Mr.. Earle was one of Mary land $ most
prominent and respected citizens being at
one time, in its most prosperous condi-
tinn, the President of the Old Eastern
Shore Steamboat Company. at another,
the President of he State Agricultural
Society, and also Of the County AGricu!-
lural Society Of Queen Anne county
number of years age. ana was r.-r i?Gtei
to that Office three times successfully al
forwards, " Inch WIS an evidence o; his
popularity among he people and his abiI-
ity TO ill that position successfully. He
was considered t he abcst citizen OF Queen
Anne'S aud his death is looked upon rs :,
treat loss, not only 10 the cnrnman!.v
wherein he resided but 10 the whole OF
the State where his ability was widely
known. lie vas one among or most
prominent farmers, leaving a very yalua-
bic estate behind valued at 500. 900.
when wa, wiled to his several different
heirs. His daughter, Mrs. Babcock. of
Washington. and his TWO Young sons re.
spectiyeiy. Gle and three wears old. He
leaves Young wife to mourn his loss,
who will receive a dover from the estate.
The famous Vaudeville. fast trotter
was owner by the deceased, from which
strain the fastest trottcrs OF the country
are descended. As Il breeder of fine
horses Mr.. Earle was noted. and his
stables at Nedwood We're filled at the
time of his death with some noted trot-
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FUNERAL OF BISHOP SCOTT.
Interesting Ceremonies at the Church III
Odessa-Rev. Mr.. Iiutchins
Address,

MitA;iNuTu>. DEL. July 1.-The
funeral ri Bishop Levi Scott. late senior
bishop Of the Methodist Church. took
place ut Odessa this afternoon. attended
by an Immense throng, including Bish-
ops Simpson and Andrews, aud many
prominent Methodist ministers from
Washington, New io!k, Philadelphia and
elsewhere. The body was laid cut at the
Bishops late residence. near Odessa,
ROBBED III 4 plain placi shroud, with u
sheal o. wheat at his feet. Ills features
looked natural and lile-like. The re-
mains reroscd III :. plain walnut casket
Tie somhrc surroundings were intenSi
fled by the absence of flowers. After
hymn ami prayer at the house the iunel-
al cortese proceeded To the mon Church.
where after the large throns present had
taken Il farewell look ut the remains, the
Rev. VIM. IL. llutchin. formerly pastor
ul the church, and au Old and intimate
friend of the deceased, read al interest
ing memoir OF his home life. Mr.. Hutch
III salt: lie is dead. We meet to iaN
III common grlet to rGin.lG chr tears to
unite III cNtuluhg the virtues ri the dead.
The Vicinity ri his late residence had
U"~n familiar 10 ANA tAruug huut his lille
In Il log house near Ivy where the good
man iiet his lat" he wa, Dutn. lie loved
his home, fOr hrI old tltcs ana records
and legends. and MANY Old houses il, tin,
vicinity ale llch III memories ni marriage
festivals ar funeral So!eIunltleS lie
walked among hlb ei,hbuls with un;tf-
iccted mode,ty., Bishop Scott was :;
square man. NJ breath OF aspersion has
taynishet, his record us il bishop. Il Chris
tiau minister, man, \ father and Il huS-
band. His riety, upright walk and chas-
lity secured him the Title OF the good
bishop aud holy man ol God. His char
actGr is iikencu to That o1 the Apostle
John. | pictured MIN as a man past three
score years and ten, to be i'll whose socie-
tv was like standing amid the glory vi
li9ht and color. 1t was like breathing
the odor from a thousand pastures OF
fragrant iluwrr.-iikC the melody of pure
JOY and the ha. mony OF perfect blessed
hess. WnCn lie returned nom the zen
cral Conference i'll 1850, he rcai!Z.d lis
work was ended. and said the conference
is the graudc>t aSsGMblage of the Church,
lie said, 4 come home c0i!temtrd. salts
fled the cork has been committed into
competent hands. / am content in my
own ease to await patiently tie future
developments OF my Father will. His
ast .ainutcs We're triumphant, and his,
time was spent in recitipg favorite pass
apes of scripture In the final struggle
he uttered again and again, Come Jesus
conc quickly The Rev. \. Atw"'d
Il,
Bishop, early life, struggles aud studies.
- shops Andrews and Simpson made
addresses upon the works of the dece"S-
ed, dwelling upon his excellent work de
voted to duty. and what il accomplished.
The Rcv>. Valentine Gray and .lnSI ph
Mason also made brief addresses. Rev.
George ", Miller, of Grace Church,
made the iinal prayer AT the grave.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-22

TIE PUGiLIST'S PhRADiom.

The United States mnSt b. the pH-
gilist's PARADISE says Tug Wilson,
vino ackHQwledges that he made m"le
money ia New Yark on Monday evening
than lie could make by iia,t,aG N Eng
land all his life. He IenouBcen his i:ag-
Nil, residence and declares his intention
to bas.,,a an American citizen. We
have statutes - exclude panper and
criminal i:umi "a ar4tt.a. w. none to shut
out professional pusilist-, ,,,,f stttc;%t@ f9ro
the champion BRITISH brriseg is AZ liberty
to dwell in the pusi;ts.s paradise
1t is a very disagrecable fact which pc
eg,,..,sses in the declaration that ttls is
"tlle pus.t:st . paradise We pay more
for brutal spots sN4% any other people
on earth. 2owel!. tiie i4.it.s-,4i,ttiil: cpni"
nor make one tenth as much ~ ,.0..4S .ss
he received here. Is the explanation 81
these ti,insx that our people are more
vulgar and dept>ved in taste than the
people of the Old World? Pugilism is
disgrace to the United Statee, -.,d our
ia.aakers and Law executors shouid
make it impossible Tor any one to say
this is :" the pugilist's paradise.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-22
THE ETHICS OF GAMsLlNG,

\ prominent New York clergyman has
written an article. under the above cap
ton, which appears lii the August num-
Der of the No1M -4morie0n. lie very
pertinently begins the article by saSihg.
There are no ethics of ganbiing.' He
saws mcn iavish more on their VICES than
they can be inG8ced to devote 10 their
virtues and they pay acre for amuse-
mentS than for instruction. Ma actor or
:, singer is paid ten times as much an =
teacher or preacher. and he milht now
add that 4 champion pugllist is paid still
more literally for gratifying the appetite
for brutal sport. WiirR people who
will not give dimes III charity give dol
lars to witness a foot race or see clown.
it is pretty good evidence Of the supre-
macy of appetite il! the masses of mat
kind Besides the qualification OF the
appetite for excitement, gambling al
lures its victims by the hope Of wealth
without labor, and the belief Of the ig-
norant in luck or chance overpowers their
reason and blinds their eyes to the fact
that the probability OF loss is overwhclm-
ing. Like intemperance. Sani!i!,ng can
never be cured by legislation. but "tile
practice will have to be outgrown by the
gradual elevation of mankind above the
inlatuations of passion. lntemperauce
disappears by degrees the better classes
announcing it. and the same will be the
case with gambling. But die fact should
not be ignored that tine rigid enforce
mcnt of the law against both evils will
increase their iilrcPute aud hasten their
disappearance. Gambling could be driven
into complete hiding i; the authorities
performed their whole duly. The moral
elvation of mankind generally is the
great cure for vice. hut in the meantime
much is to be gained by the enforcement
of just iams.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-22
THAT DEADLY DUEL,
in Which Joseph Addison, OF Baltimore,
Lost His Life.

'",' Pi' 'N'''i>'"' va '''' '''''i'' WI"
was mortally wounded by Richard Gar
land on Friday in i.uncnhurc county,
J., ,rd ,fod %,,,,,!,,, u,,. I,,o,,,,I,, >,
.,.,
'"V lSS'"' '''' VA MS "'"'''''-''' INV No.
.'Sl Carey street, that city, on !HrsitaN
afternoon last about 1 o clock. Tie dis
,,,io j., ,,h;o}, ,.,,,,,,, t1.I,,,, No., l-,,,,.;
" 49, ''''9'" " " ''''eI 'ch' ~ MISS
l'"tchett, daughter OF l,r. ttatchett,
who lives at Luncnburs Court House.
Nirgi,,ia NG,Ii.nn was en,,a,,,,i witt,
-. 49,, ~,
'''' - u '''" Wa '''' ''' IN '''' mn
AT iNuenour". and dujluG TIE "iutrr
GANG tn Baltimore. NIii, At Iunen-
3w!., n,. La.i i,li,t So.n. afl.iltiun IL Nj.
.,,l%!,l!. and .nry N;tr very COS.
,r't r"j> vat or family ,in nnt believe
,hat they were engaged. While Addison
was in Baltimore Miss il;,tchCt, Was in
,lUygd by Richard Garland to believe
chat Addison did not love her and Wa
only flirting with her aud ut her request
ali of the letters which She had sent Nd
Olson were returned. Wien addison
returned !u Virginia he Was Informed of
the c,,lsr OF the o,.,!neSs towards him by
i,SS iiaichett and told him what Gar
iird had said He urged that lie was
sincere. and IL reucwtN y! their former
friendship was made Miss iiat:Lctt
then prepared y letter which iluutcd
Garland with having the bluud Of Il tel
low man upon his head whom size said
he had killed in the West, &i.d also hddi-
son 5 denial that lie was iiirtiug with her.
This she requested Addison t" forward
to Garland, and he endorsed it on til"
hack, saving the contents were true, and
that he was personally responsible f0r Al
il contained An answer VS. -2HG to
Addison tfv G3ria;i,i III which he apollo
.iZcd for his conduct and lctracted his
statements. and on The same day he sent
another letter which in violent terms
abused Addison. The family of Addison
believe that lir expected iroin .l'T sane
he cndurSr' ) st...,:.aa.t = letter that
! he ,,0uiu /. y,.;,,, :, formal challenge, and
looked for o:i.. every day. On Inul >day
! last MIR. WGddehuGn retained to Hu!ti-
more and AadI*on came over t" the de
pet with him. a distance OF about twenty
one miles. While away trnm huiHe. a
man named y n. !,tosNe4i, y .r,;ther-ln-
/ law o! Ga.i:ti.i, ,;.i!rd u ;he mill 80 SEE
! addison, bat h2 was not home. On
/ Friday he called again ailA told Adst.son
/ that Garland was Anxious to meet him
! up the road. Addison, expecting that
they 'nisht have little list lighting.
asked l.. ,. Jones, formerly OF teclI
county, Md, thomas Organ and ;l2ila
i. Games t. GO along. 3le His% y4r,eS3ea
/ 'he .Itiii"h ,l'it h!ayte l1iey inlShl nave
/ TO arrange |ne N!tnnl'hareS OF u unei.
ne Ili.u MS tllStDi. Il SHAT si$C,i
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-22

TN annual WAL against the American
habi; of drinking ice water. regardless.
has broken cut. this year in the J"Ni""
RI Commcrcc. The Hartford IEtt> plays
good second. aud says:
In 4 conversation with that celebrated
French cock. the late Pierre Blot. he
said 10 the writer of this paragraph : =
have hcar,, that You Americans are Il
people lacking in physical health aud
bower. This is untrue. No people on
earth are stronger. it must he So. ior
You al drink ice water, AMI ttte II
woul, kill me, or anybody else but an
bered is this: The normal temperature
of the stomach is not far from % tie
, grees, while the temperature OF iced
| water is probably about 50 or 10 degrees.
! here, then, we take suddenly into the
/ centre of the body and OF the nervous
! system (for the stomach is only second
to the train and ganglia As q nervous
ceutre) al ice.cold fluid sixty degrees
colder than the circulating and digest
ing organ into which it is sd unceremoni-
ousIy plunged What shock Is 1t
to be wondered at that its eject Is often
fatal that, if it doesn't kill ut once.
like bullet, it frequently produces dys-
prpsia. and other causes of chronic III
health and resulting death:
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Nc(rGry { Boulder.
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Cecil County.

rNllE iJth Annual Meeting of the
members of this Company Will hc held ut
their uiiirc in Elktnn. on SATURDAY. the !;h day
81 August next. At that meeting there VIII lie
due irp!n each p"lry-h"ldcr. rntcr the order OF
the Ronrl. premium palm2ut ot ! per cent. On
his or her deposit Ir;c
Payment inaJ be inliH 10 at Elktou or to
any a the dHIy AM ur trI Rt,otrI- -! the ON
pHny. !'aNUtontS 'aas' :" iiccci, eES should a. a
matter at UuuI rhisECc. hC made clare the tag 81
i,c inREGi No'irg. that the Receiver my on that
day transmit notice OF the payment to this nihre.
\. H.-Pcrsnns making payment Though. lie
c"iyCrS must pay Whatever compensation Surii
Receivers charge, Il any. the tui interest must
he pa!d into tins treasury. clear oi any deduction
or "omn s>iuli. /. y. ELIAS,
July in-tul Secretary and Treasurer.