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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29
THE CITY.

The receipt, OF cotton yesterday wcI'
among the largest Of tile -cnsun.
The Plaza WAS crowded YESTERDAY
with cotton, wood and general produces.
Mr. j, McGaugh, OF Harrison Station
IL recovering from an attack Of hlacI
iaundice.
MIR. DE- Lucv, merchant OF Harrison
switch. died on Friday night aud wis bur
led yesterday at New Hope Church bury
Ing ground,
The speeches ut the court house YES
terd v were entirely TOO long, ~ they
would hnv occupied. II the programme
hid been carried ont four hours. No au'
dirnce can be held tour hour, and Il Is toe
eIhaustlng OF sp,aGcrs,
"A team belonging to Mr. John VII.
liRms. which hHi 1. u >cut into the city
TOT To-. ,ovrral II the family being III,
ran Away ui.rr dark lasl evening On Aus.
tin street, hr,uhiuu the tongue oi the
buggy to VII ch they Ncir attached, and
othsrwi'c damaging the vehicle,
-ihhbon cane muic Ia appearance IN
the city We tcrity, the iir-t OF the season
and small boys will soon be IN their glory
cane chewing Parties having PLANTED
iNk'lN W wv NN.Al iill' AlilE NfWra'lls VIII
our deferred irusls Hu long craving sea
son would have mIdaa bonanza IN mo.
Iatses and sugar
-Messr-. Moore a Thompson lost u
valuable horse vest fday bN a wire fence
around the pasture In which The anlmnl
was kept. some Our came In To tell them
their horse was last IN the i'nrc ant one
Of th. tirm drove ont tu the pasture, four
miles down the liver, hut found the ami
NAL already dying from wound received
In the effort to eNtricHt" himself, Iii,
throat WAS cut and he hled to death.
--T1e store oi Coleman & Son. grocers
on Third street, near Franklin, was clnsrp
yesterday by an attachment sued out by
Kellum Il Rntan Tor goods to the amount
oil $3.50. Another attachment Was pro
cured by Mr. John G. Et0n. and between
the rival parties securing the attachments,
was such race rs is seldom seen. The
two justices We're hurried aud wrote a,
they never wrot' before and the deputy
sheriff serving ore, and the grnilcman
bearing he other beat their r, cord badly.
The deputy sh,rifl bearing the attachment
oil hellum 4 Rntan came iu ahead and
had just made the levy when Mt Eaton
came up, three IN mules late hy the watch.
There will be very smill balance after
the hrst attachment Is satisfied. Mr. Cole
man Is absent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

Improved Iron lnylaoralo,

pb.. ,.,s, ,,.,c,,,.-,
,ina,inm ~ tno, ,,.'' n"u satisfactory con.
WHEN iron ia c,'n,,jn.i i'.e prot s'ion 4,
w ,hn .mo "', - , vi, ,i Ah 20 coupl.s
a. .'U "a y, ha o an,' preparation tlathB
esq., u,os, non NJ, De NJ mi iII Tinunl a doubt b,
IL p' n5 n V n na ,m' iron ton'cs nov
, W. ,i,ts ~ ''''' ave U.N |" tel yq
wa, ,nr' ~, ,,, ,,, re-. hoHun
,n,fJS H ',,ii w, Imp uuu but truly,
IN, oI,nra,i,. ,',,l. remedy pOss,,+
s ,mW"' NV, "'''' "I"elS so hece~lv
" i.v"p.i ',o any INV lH"Ii,e M hum
s ';S,sa w" U," of,',. "oNn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29
The Great Southern Remedy.

"Brazos Chill Cure which L VA.
rantcd tor the cure OF chiils and fIr
Is positive nutidote tor maar. M
has no rival ~ a tonic for hgillmls
AN emaciated system irum such I
matte causes, and to those who
necessarily exposed to uiasms1li.l
ences, and are attended with ID. IA,
lowing symptoms, such a. lu,NFe
titc, aching of the back and d.gh.
verishness, severe headache 5.sys
ton to get about, low spirit-, Asis-
ness, chilly sensations, and gyelgAl
hot, burning fever, which may tlill
terminate in bilious, remitteliGil.
termittent fever, we would ,uggetlhl
you keep Il supply ON hand 81 he
| time and take dose three ii1ei aRE
| No other medicine is Necessary, GAE
very concentrated and poweIl4an
effects in removing the poisOl)A de-
mrmts from the blood, aud no on can
appreciate this warning better AnsA
farmer, who is more OF les lFoSl
to those atmospheric poj,on., especially
In the tall season, when gathering lle'
| crops in the midday ,Uu, cool nlsll
and heavy dews of morning, thelN
those malignant fcvere are most PREV
lent, and to them we would recOmutl
to take dose of "Bralos Chill ClFt
every morning on rising, ii they WOl
avoid the danger of much suffering
say nothing of the time and ezlel
saved i'm the end. No strychnine
arsenic. The physicians prescribe d
recommend ii. Ash your druggist I
it and take no other. Price 81 pei .
tie. Prepared only by
Tucker Il WILLS,
Woo Tavas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

yith s,r-t Methodist ,hurch-Msmoriai
sermon fur the dead, At II a. m, by Rev
Thomas stanford. prc.iilug oiior. At 1850
u. ~, Key. } II. shaw viii preach h'- last
sermon tur thu current yohr church con
fcr-nc. aud stewards meeting At 3. y. III.
Presbyterian Church ,srounh str"cU -lIcv q.
A. King. u. H.. pastor sermon at 7o'rlock
p M. NJ sermon 10 tho morning. the pH'tor
having been Invited tn preach On special
subIsct NJ the Frat Baptist church. sabbath
school At usual hour.
st pAuI's Cburrh- Roy. u. A. Rogers, rector.
services NJ u t. ~, aui 80 ia. sermons
by the rector
Methodist r,i.ropai thurrh-Su icee nj h'
ucrmau NJ l.. ,mrh. c"rn'r sixth sui
Franklin Sit cts. sunday school ats y. IL
Preaching al -. ~. hy Wvy. 81 A. Dough
ertY. presiding "l"u,
There are several other rhurcac. In the city
but thrser, icc- announced aho1" 81" all thu
W. are author trl 10 glvu publicity To.
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Dttr Ambition

Having been in the retail grocery
aud produce business for over seven
years, giving our whole time, energy
and means to the business, and studying
every want Of our customers, even Ia
the smallest article, without regard t.
the usual profits Of the regular retailer,
We have aimed to furnish the very most
and best Of everything that the money
can secure, depending upon the guam.
tIty sold for our remuner ttOu rather
than large profit on few articles, We
have and shall ever adhere strictly tn Il
low uniform price for every article III
uur establishment, aud can aud will save
everybody money that trade with III
regularly.
A. JoSRE TAYLOR II BRo
Nos. I, 3, prather Block.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29
Funeral Notice..WaIte Mc'
S.raRaF.

The late hour at which Mr.. Walter
McGregor's death occurred precludcd
anything more than the brietest men
ZION OF 1t In yesterday morning. pa
per. The news was read with sincere
cgret throughout the city, for Walter
was such an exemplary young man,
and endowed with 40 much promise,
that his demise, just At reaching man-
hood, when useful lite seemed
opened before him, was indeed u
blow to the family and friends lie
was attacked with chill Thursday
afternoon. while at his fathers rancho,
near MrGrcgor. He was broug I
home Friday, reaching here ut p. M,
and medical assistance applied at
once All efforts, however, were iu-
tile, and he died at midnight, Friday
night. DR.. McGregOr was absent IN
Washington county, and could not
reach home yesterday. He will ar
rive this morning aud the funeral VIII
lake place at three o'clock this after
noon. from the Second street Ptcsby-
icriau church, Rev. DR. ). a King of
hciatiug. This il the fret time death
has ever invaded the McGrcgor house
hold, and the parents and family may
rest assured they hayc the hearty
sympathy Of the entire community
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

Nine. +. ~ Blanks, who has been
spending he last two weeks III New Or
leans in study OF fall styles and pur'
chase Of goods, returned last Iuesda!
bringing with her very lect stock OF
fall hats aud bounets III all the latest
styles and fashions, and invites her Gus
toners, friends and the public generally
to make her call before purchasing
elsewhere. About the first OF November
she viii rem We from'the Weibusch
building, ON Austin street, to the pretty
new store building ON Fifth street, III
mr. Of sullivan * Co.'S. old stand, where
she will b pleased to see all DIES ring
anything ia the millinery or dressmak
ng'iine. lO2Ulw
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A Coed Chance,

by reference to our cheap column it
will be seen that twelve or fifteen wo.
men aud children can tind steady
work At the cotton factory at good
wages. The work Is light aud pleas.
aut, payment prompt, and II is fine
opportunity for women with familie,
to find emplo, meut. Some practice
and fair attention will enable anyone
20 become expert in factory work and
make them sure Of steady employ
mOnt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

~omcthi . that will quiet the nerves,
1--WE strength to the body, nlucr refresh
ing ,l,ep,mprovc the quality Of the blood
and purity rnd brighten the complexion,
/. what ma person. would he very glad
To obtnin. CATERS lion Pill are made
tor exactly thus class Of troubles, al are
remarkably successful in accomplishing
tnr ends desire :, AS named above. They
are useful Tor both men and women. SOLD
hy druggists. Price, 10 cents n box, ST,
advertisement. For sale by Tucker &
| Willis. Waco. Texas. lUl7tC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

To bee beautiful buoyant and healthy
the whole female constitution must
maintain regular action during certain
period Of life, Otherwise no female can
possibly remain healthy. and she who
does not know this fact is quite uutor-
tuuntc. Should you by exposure be
come irregular and suffer with many
troubles, experience advises the use Of
English Female bilters IA the most won.
derfui female regulator and iron tome IN
use-lCOldSwlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29
Dress Making,

BY Ms j. +. Anderson, Ninth street,
between Austin and Washington streets,
Wnco Texas. am prepared to cut, fit
aud make dresses, in the latest and most
fashionable styles, on short notice ana
reasonable terms, and respectfully ask
the PATRONAGE Of the ladies Of Waco. |
makc q specially of fine work, l also
have d stock OF Butterick's patterns FOR
sale Ht reduced price or rent, at 10
cents each. Mrs. j. +. ANDERSON.
0pgts
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Ie Is AtIt worse Than Ever,

| have already notified the public that
q certain cigar maker in this city il Al.
tempting to imi ate two OF my brands o,
cigars Marrow Gauge" and Sweet
Sixteen" manufactured expressly Tor
me by Frey Brothers, Mandatory No.
IL New Y rk. Every box Of the genuine
has the name OF these manufacturers on
u slip inside the box. as well "a on the
label outside. | now learn that this
same cigar maker is trying to tur. out
u fraudulent cigar (also mHnuiacl urod
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29
WACO EXAMINER
WACO. OCTOBER 29, 1882.
c,,n, p.,,,crn,icTicIset.

Nominees OF the McLennan count!
democracy, election first Tuesday II
November, 1887
For Coun.y Judged. b. Gera d.
Ooupty Attorney Eugene Williams
Sheriff-W. T. Harris.
Representative John ). Moore.
Assessor Of Taxes. Il. Norwood.
Collectrr Of TAxcs--Allcn l.. west
Treasurer-J. u. Wallace.
Comfy Clerk-John W. Baker.
Di.trict Clerk. +. Beasley,
SURVEYOR. f. Sur tt.
Cat lie and Hide lnspcctor-MarShnI
johnson. ,,..t..,t
Flontsr-L. l.. Foster, OF Groesbeck
Senntor-J. A. Martin, Uf Marlin
SIstEwt1p
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,or mo by Frey Brothers, the name in
aide and outside the box which IA my
famous M. X. and T. cigar. Hopeless
n making good cigar Of his own br nds
he tries to initiate mine b. TAX ng the
names OF Il ese three brands which is rs
great u deception on smokers and the
trade as If ia unjust to me. | again warn
the public Of these limitations. am the
only one who sells the genuine,
) HEHZ,
Tobacconist, Austin Street.
Waco, October l0.--dtf
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Notices. Abstracts Of
Title.

We have secured the services Of Mr.,
Albert Chalmers, who has IN abstract of
land titles for Mcl.enuau county aud
Tor much Of the old Milam land district
aud will furnish abstracts aud opinionr
rs to titles on application. MIR. Chal
mers aud one NJ oar firm will alw ys bt
found in uur office.
ANDERSON a FLINT.
Wnrn. InNnA llI22ltf
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Il. u.

The first OF these enigmnticnl le,tcrs.
representa- a definite article; the second.
ths goddess who must be consulted IN
eostuming our 10 ding society bellies,
aud the third Il public want where a
variety OF wares are displayed Tor sale,
The three letters ARA ged as above, rep.
ra.ent" The Fashion Ba2ar,' tho leading
millinery emporium in Waco. where the
styles exhibited are the latest, the
nstsrial usel, the Il Test aud the handi
work, NJ near per ect as human skill and
endosvor can make it.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

wholesale groccrs I2l and 423 North
main and As, 2Ol. 2O5 aud 2Us Vine strrets
IT, Louis Mo, Issue n weekly price book
which they will furnish to merchants OF
parties intending 10 commence husines,
tree OF charge on application. 02-27dwly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

Those in need OF q CARPET will find 1t
greatly to their interest to call at b.
haber's before purchasing, there can be
found the best and neatest stocks Of
carpets in the city, the ueatest patterns
and best styles, at prices unusually low
0Oltc
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Died

Last evening ut : o'clock, at residence
in East Waco, Mira q. " Mobley. Flu
neral will take place from the house at
halt past three this evening aud burial
10 Oakwood cemetery. Friend. aud &C,
qusintRnces OF the family are invited.
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For Rent

The large room adJuHing the tele
graph ofllcc il for rent 1t Il nearly tor
~ iett square and a very choice ! cation.
Apply TO II, ". Hubby, Examiner o,-
II r-li
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

Mr.. A. l. Hodges, whose excellent
tnstc aud skill are recuguiz Il by he Ia
dies ~ Wuco, hns resumed the dress
making business, aud 4 licits the patron
age Of old aud new customers. She
uses the French Tailor System in cut
lug and fittirg, the hest and most accu-
r to IN use, and guarantees Satisfaction.
Mrs. Hodges IL now located Mt t. e cor
nor NJ Austin and Sixth streets, up stars,
where she will he pleased to see her Old
aud new friends. -lO2i I'm
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Viii sell, between the 10Th OF October
md lth Of November, Butterlck's paper
putters to Ten Dollar lots Tor 81 per
lot to close ont stock at W, ii. Watkins
book lO2Oi2wwlt
Great attractions In the way OF elegant
livery turnOuts,
Fine buggirs, carriages, three-s, atcd
hacks and in tact everything required to
make customers happy.
MmIIAktR u NmAMnERs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29
CasCara Cordial

One of the latest and most r,o..
all liquid cathartics, this eley,pp,' eNsai VI
non Is matte with scrupulon. csI Il'!ah
the best ana most carefully sel,c S,e no
rial 1t is with the greatest n, ,''el mat
we recommend this very .nvvn'ssSliei tG
harmless remedy as being the ' sas. Nj
surest laxative and cathaftic tor '' w' nj
ma les and children, now in u,c "S1 l.
habiIual constipation and indlge,,IIa.Q 10
cannot lind .anyihi Z more speedy wv! cl
tain. 1t is combined with aro,39osT et
sucn a 'nlhner mat the bittcrne,. of i.
ca'cara sagrada is completely d.y W y !
ASK your druggist ior it, aud he Nv! susel
take no other. Prize % cents Der 'g h,..t
Prepared by Tucker y Wlis. W. NV,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

lycrum Hall, Austin st. between An and
9th street, also four rooms on same tluol
suitable for offices OF bed rooms Apply
n once 10 |. A. Goldstein.-lO2Jlw
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Don't fail to see these fancy Scotch
sack suits, offered at Sanger Bros Tor
SlO-a decided bargain. -lO22tc.
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En The I.;t,IIes.

Rcmcmhcr Mrs. DosS has the incest
stock oi millinery in the city and can trim
exactly To suit, No. j24 Austin street, up
stairs
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Notice,

Or. G Beaumont, specialist on the eye
and ear, i, To b. iOunl at the McClelland
hotel, where his Office and rooms lave
been arranged. lO263t.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

A new invoice OF fine dress suits and
cashmere suits have inst been opened
ut Levine Bros.-l0 22tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

w.ur nuthnii,rI 90 announce MAJOR VIE,
Innr. n. IA ,utdlHAt, tor Mayor ui IL" Guy al
Nsrn. plrct,uu MondAy, he, cfoh-r H. l-7i.
gEftlV
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

have just received and offer Mt the
lowest possible prices, one car load apples,
one car load potatoes, onions, cheese and
butter and one car load OF that celebrated
Cyclone flour, guaranteed equal TO AMY
other lirstclass Hour.
J. &. EATON.
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To TIE lU'sfT "I " i'"
! ATT a candidate Tor Mayor ~ N''y H'
in a tublic assriubl age, that u,n ~ favor o.
H. i,uro,.lrtn uf the stru"tr ~ ms ci'l
rrou-r raultary measure auh = m"InnEh
,,,,' nt uWbiiC nee schools. Wiih the rlrlg
at a.. IL, a ,u,u- Iu behalf Of the ritJ o
elected. -ulicil the votes 81 NY irlrhi- an
tiinv -rItitrn- N NArp at ih" rnnjlnE pr''"
Der election. H. specially, ,,........,.,,
waco. october t. I--l tide
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foR COuNrY NrrOHNtI.

49,, ,utbo,4s,d Co.. nunounc' puw'uh
.t tsu ~ candidate inr county NJ
t,,s,., 81 McLonuan county Elyyu9a ~
Jth. pf,iN iuu.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Y ~ ' "''''' IUN9'
Me'srs. Sparta 4 llerb,lin have this d ~
mhde an assignment TO me- ui all th,ir
property Tor the benefit II such crr,Iitor.
only as viii consent 10 accept their pro-
porii0nal share Of their estate. and ,Il,.
charge them from their respective claim.
OF which creditor " M take notice.
JuhN L fIisr. Assignee.
Waco TeEts, August ~, 1891.
lOl5lcsunIt
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We are aalnorlS'i a. an'"unoo H'u.lt
,iond. Fsur ~ a tHulthufc for N"cOtior 81
The lty OF wbco, rlrrtlnn pcermh"t Ii, 1881
tulttt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

We are authorized t" aututnuu lt"lrTt IL
Rogers ksu'r r- % raudli ltr Tor Recorder "l
The city ot Aacp, election December 'l'll
lnssi til"
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Assessment No. OF the Z. b. A. is
now due and payable befor the first day
of November, All members joining
prior to June *, 1852, arc subject to this
nsspssmcut.-tllOl.
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We arr authorized O. announce nrnfg" ny'"7
by as a cauditai, tor tly Marshal ~ Wa"
election brCrIuhUi u, le-S. "-'th"
wear. authorized h. Nnuuunr" Lubr Moore
a. candidate iur CIV Mrshni ~ waco, ri"
sion December Oh, l-~l NIt'
We are authorized 60 announce u u iomp
ton =. n candidate fur tIti .Mar7lAl 81 wac"
election December a. Dog lN'7-t"'
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POO pounds Of nice strained honey at
at Moore y Ihompsou's ,-lO22lw
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Tho uncanyassed hams at Moore 4
Thompson -lO2llw
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Corner 9th and Austin street
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-11-10
A LESSON IN EOUESTRIANISM

Horseback riding is an art and ben
eficial exercise and one of the most
judicious habits that one could cult
vate. While it affords the equestrian
every opportunity for the cultivation
of graceful posing, it comprises all
the healthful elements of the most
invigorating pleasures, Like all else
in this world, however, if INDUCED in
immorderately, the results are ex-
tremely painful, and oft times dan
gerous. Called limbs, and Piles that
itch intensely, particularly after get
ting warm in bed, are not i%nfrequent-
ly the result of the saddle. In suih
cases, however, the evil a be currd
by applying Swayne's Ointment,
which as a cure for Piles-itching or
otherwise, has 70 equal.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-11-10
When the Lover May Speak.

As a rule, n delicate woman does not
think of a man as a lover, or even know
whether she could care for him in that
capacity or not, until she has received
some impression Of his special interest
in her. Then she begins TO consider him.
Does n long talk with him bore or de-
light herr Does she find herself talking
to him freely, OF entertaining him with
an effort! Is tho festive occasion from
which he is absent robbed Of some por-
ton of its brightnesse Does she ''see
his face, all faces among,"-catch his
voice, though a dozen are speakingP
Then, unconsciously, do her checks be-
gin to glow at his coming. In her eyes
smiles 4 welcome, timid, yet sweet; and
the rcverent, waiting lover may speak
safely, for his time has come. Mrs.
Moulton, in Our Continent.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-11-10
"Gants.,,

Mr.. Richard Grant White wittily re-
marks that gents" and pants belong
together, for the former always wear the
latter. If gent Is to be tolerated by
careful writer's, then let ms accept
''pants" for trousers" ''transpire'' for
''happen'' or "occur." and, in brief,
adopt about all the variegated and won
derful vocabulary Of the average news
paper. The word gent" however,
does describe n class. When you see a
greasy young fellow who seems a cross
between q rustic and u negro minstrel
off duty-a person with II cap set far
back on his closely-cropped head, tight
trousers that grow suddenly full at the
ankle. and shoes with ~turned-up, point
ed tips-where does he get those shoesp
when you see this vulgar little object,
you see a ''gent." You will encounter
him on street corners in shabby neigh
borhoods, gazing admiringly at the lith-
ograph of some famous clog-dancer or
cheap blonde in q drinking-shop win
dow; you will meet him there, but
Heaven preserve you from ever meeting
him in decent literature.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-11-10
Stimulants for Children.

Only tho simplest and most nourish-
ing edibles and drinks should be given
to children. Even the mild stimulus OF
tea and coffee can hardly be wholesome
for them, and the regular use of them
while their glandular system is develop
ing and forming may lay the founda-
ton for dangerous hankerings, and
more than one destructive appetite.
A Brooklyn teacher told of a little fell
low who vas killing himself with tobac-
co, and cried piteously when the doc
tor said he must give it up.
A minister applied TO DR.. Gray for re-
lief.
81 can cure you if you will give up
tobacco"
Said the man of God, "Do the best
you a for me, doctor; save me il you
can, but l can't stop smoking"
Every day we meet smokers and
chewers with the mark of death upon
their faces. The late Siro Delmonico
was warned by the best physician of
New York that he must die or quit
smoking. He quit when he died.
Those who use soothing syrups, feed
children on confectionery and rich past
ry, are little wiser. When we see how
much tobacco, patent medicines and al
coholic drinks are used, we cannot but
think of C~arlyle's remark about most of
the population being of the sort that
Solomon says may be prayed In q NOR
tar with a pestle without undergoing
any change. Carlyle, writing in a
greater hurry, perhaps, said we were
twenty millions of people, mostly fools.
Christian ADVOCATE.