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Rose Cocoa SaSollnp

A perfect hair dressing. A nro.
meter Of the growth of the hair. No
other compound possesses the prr,,lis,
which so exactly suit ,hs
various conditions of the human hsir
1t softcns the hair when hard sni
dry; IL sooth"s the irritatel scalp
skin; 1t affords and produces the rich.
est ulster; removing all dandrut
scuri, etc, thereby making 1t, as ws
have asserted, without exception, tina
best article ever used for tiiu hair and
VIII only cost you 20 cents per bottle,
Prepared only by Tucker Il Willis
Waco, Texas.
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;Iwuco council United Fricuds OF Ieu.
peran,e No. iiG are hereby urleted To
meet at the council hll thi. (lrur,day)
morning at 0 o'clock. for the pup Sc OF
payinga tribut OF respect TO our worthy
SITTER, Miss Clara franklin. deceased.
Il w. DAVIS, W. +.
+. p. MooRE Il 5.
Waco, June 20, lsS2.
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The demand for summer millinery has
forced us to order invoices from the east
time aud time again, aft We were o l.
tive that our trade would not demand
It, Again has our stock run down, but
We will have u new and beautiful hue Of
lace, straws, chips and faillcs,und fresh
limo OF trimmings III timo for the volks.
feat and the coming campmeetngs.
Mus. ELLA s. CoHEE,
625tc Fashion BuZar.
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For Exchange.

A market garden Of six acres, with i'm
pruvements, located in the suburbs OF
he city OF Memphis, Tennessee, ia Of
tered for Waco real estate, or Texas
lands, on good terms. Title guaranteed.
Property valuable. Apply to 5. b.
Hamlett.-062S3t.
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PERSON Al.


Mir, Charlie Bate, OF Bolton, /. In the
city
Mr.. Brink q. Morris, OF st. Louis, il in
the city.
Mr. John g. Hughes, OF Dallas, came in
yesterday.
Mr.. w. W. D.vis Of Moor,vllle, was in
the city yesterday.
MIR. w. ). WO ut, OF Lorcna, is egister
cd nj the hcClellhnd.
Mr. w. b. Morgan, OF Corsicana, came
In on yesterday : train.
MIR. G. II, Clayton, OF CoIsieana, made
a flying visit to Waco yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. b. Loring, editor OF the Stock
journal, Font Worth, IL in town.
Mr. j. w. Higgins leaves ON all over.
land trip to COryeIl, this morning,
Mir. V. NJ 1innGl, prominen, sheep
man, OF Eagle Springs, is in the city.
MIR. Charles NJ. Roberts, OF san An
tonic, came III yesterday, on the MISSOURI
Pacific.
Or w. Barclay, a prominent physician
of LUngvicw, Texas, is III the city. Dr.
l.ohgView and il iavOrably impressed with
Waco and may perhaps locate here.
----. -
There is evidenced disposition on the
part of some OF the subscribers to the
Narrow q ugc road o contest the case to
the bitter end II that road should press the
payment OF the remainder OF the sub
scrlptiOn by law, and not only to defend
but to sue Tor the recovery OF moneys
already paid and the opinion is entertain
ed that there IL good ground for such II
course.
We are requested to stats that General
Speight, candidate for reelection to the
Oiiicr OF county surveyor, will necessarily
be absent In Falls county on official bust
ness under the orders OF the district
court, and cannot in all probability be-
back before saturday noon, SO that he
will not be able to be pIes,nt AT the cundi-
daie- speaking on Thursday and Frid y
night.
Two Germans were jogging quietly
| along Fifth street, near Austin late lat
| evening IN One-hursc spling wagon
when striking the watering trough the
coupling pole broke and tile front wheels
and horse were Il, tHchcd from the hind
| wheels and the two drivers were lett
! holding down tile hinl axle. when last
sen thoy were striving to join together
Whit the water trough hud put asun lei
The hop at the G,rmania Gesang.
Ncrrin at d. Francis garden last night
Wac one OF the successes OF the 80 ison In
point OF numbers and enjoyment. Tn,
garden was brilliantly ,,iuminstDd
scores of lamps and Chinese lantern,
shc,iinR light over the scene almost nj
brilliant as ,my, and until late houi til,
crowd ot young people were tripping tn,
light fantastic In cnioJ ment just too ut
tcrly utter.
lie was an AGED man vending his WAY
last night slowly and labOriously III
Franklin In the middle nt the street I,
avoid knocking down the fences, and til,
midnight moon was shining and he giving
10 m imagrnry audience detailed ac
count Of the cOsmOgony geography ant
history Of rcN,s IVA he walked Tie mus
have been n learned man gone to seed, IN
NJ the reporter was passing he heard thu
unique sentence tall from the OLD man
lips: lit is the (hic) alphahetic Il paiHl
LAKES that (hic) bciog II mans longtud
in .rpXRs.n
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"sinipIc Renedies''

Are beginning already to have quite
demand, they 1--WE the very best Of salts
faction I'll every cHse. Now that the
slckly season is soon to be upon US, it
would be well for every family to lay in
u supply OF those eilicacious Specifics
GgStt
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GInIIouse for sale or Lease.

A house with cotton.gin and press,
running-gear and steam engine, all in
good condition for service, situated on my
plantation seven miles southeast OF the
city For terms apply on premises.
627dSw2w w. W. Downs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-29

Derangcmont OF the liver with consti-
pgiinR, injnie the complexion, induce
pimpl, r, sallow skin, ttC. Remove the
cause by using tartrI's Little Liver pill;
one uOse. Sold by Fucker q Willis.
G-gT
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DALLAS, June, a 1882

M w,.. DALLAS, June, "a, 1882,
We understand certain interruptions
parties IN Waco sie claiming 10 represent
tle ERE my iron works and he able to
take Orders for their goods, at the same
tiIne representing them Ms inferior and
onrrlny ai n2tIe. away below what II
cnsts to build, In "rd-r to sell other vol
we brand these parties M frauds and can
non the public against tn m. We have no
regular agents Al Waco at pres Mt ior the
Erle city factory, but sn'II be- pleased
L" appoint any good firm or man TO re-
present them there, aud In joining terri.
tory. G.. A Kr.r,xa
correspondence with buyers al engines
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The weather To-day.

The signal service bureau reports the in
dicatlons for to-day for the West Gull
states, EAST 10 south winds, partly cloudy
weather, lrc.d rains, tall in temperature
and slight changes in barometer.
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EInaI Meeting.

Al membCrs Of the COnUurIlN Cluh lake
notice, that the fnal meeting on NOlks-
at O'Clock sharp. by order or the see
Tetary.-G2S-2t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-29

There are many forms Of nervous de-
hilty in men, that yield To- the Use OF
Carriers Iron Pills. Those who are
troubled with nervous weakness, night
swents, ctc.. should try them Snli by
Tucker " Willis. O627
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We can rccomm' nj them as being the
best selection ot Geo. WustcnhOlm Il
sons pocket knives and raLorS We have
seen. Tucker u Willis viii sell you one
cheap,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-29

II You would enjoy good bath, then
60 to Tucker x Willis, they have every
thing necessary Tor this comfort, such ~
bath mits, brushes aud Turkish towels
OF arYernl nnnlitieH.-G2Stf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-29

Job work in very superior style at the
EXAMINER newspaper and job printing
establishment. diff
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IrNon uI.. ,hc sircworL.

At DeFraucis' garden, Fourth " July
night, you will surely regret 1T. The
display will Last an hour, Make mp your
mind to Ree il,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-29

Nervous pains and weaknesses, malAr.
inl diseases, fever and ague, positively
cured by usn. Browns Iron Bi'ters.. o.
Sold by Fucker ~ Willis Waco,
Tcxns.-..G27
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-29

At Bremond, on Tuesday, June 27th,
Mrs. Alice Hill wife OF Mr. W. L. Hill,
OF Bremoud The funeral services took
place at Bremond yesterday morning,
Mrs. Hill once resided III Waco and
had many friends who will deeply re.
greet her death, as she WAS most amia.
Bile and estimsble lady, She was the
sister OF Mrs. james c, Walker, OF this
CITY
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-29

Talk is cheap, but come and convince
pours'iL that the only place TO buya good
pair OF boots or shoes cheap Is at Sanger
Bros 0ilGtc
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Come ON hnNst

-, Hurry mp! Another supply OF those
,,nlhnrbers No, has just arrived at
Tucker 4 Willis.-62stf
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Sirnple.Remedies
Oriental Sozodont.

1t gives us the greatest pleasure -
present to you the merits of this hoo,"'
tiful preparation, which has bccon,.
celebrated as being decidedly the bn,,
remedy ever put up for hardening ~"
gums, preserving the teeth and per.
Tuning the breath. Try it; You Win
never be without it again. Ask yo"r
druggist. Price 30 cents per h9tIs
Prepared only by Tucker Il Willis
Waco, Texas. ''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-29

Just opened, IN elegant lot of new
Spanish and cream lRces at b. Habcrt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-29
a ca n -.

Oiilio OF Erie City Iron Works, Manu-
fncinrcrs of Steam EnglAes, Boilers and
Saw Mills.
ERIK, Penn, June 8, 1882
To Whom 1t May concern:
&. A, Heating ESD OF Dallas Texas, has
b'eh appointed sole agent In the state of
iefas, Tor the sale of alt kinds of machin-
cry manufactured by us.
ERIk CRY lRos Works..
by Gss SKLDoS, President.
New York office and warerooms 40
Csurtland street.
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NO. So & 20 AUSTIN AVENUE.

From every section of country tributary
TO Waco comes the cheering news OF good
crops and good timts. In view oil these
facts have aided to my already large
stock oillOnsciuInishing goods many new
novelties aud designs not iOund In any
other house ot the Kind in Central Texas,
and intend keeping same comp etc in every
particular. Ii would he n task IA 'numr-
rate tue many articles Keep In store, but
call and ask tor what you want that is
used about house. and II | havn't IL in
ST. OK viii order same, rs il ia my aim to
keep every thing oI the Kind wanted. |
still have on hand large stock of MaSOn's
Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses, which | now
offer low. The Farmer Girl COX Stove
still looms up and holds its place tore
most of all "a the best baker and surrst To
please OF any in the market. | warrant
this stove and the beet recommendation |
can give IL their use in this section OF
country.iOr several years, and every one
who has tried them will NsIiiY rs to What
| say OF il. have also complete line nt
Bar Fixtures OF every design. caIctully
selected to suit my trade. Also new line
OF Lamp Fixtures, Gas Fixtures, Chan
deicrs, Hnrps, Pendants, etc, and many
novelties space forbid. me to mention. |
have In come, tion with my store Tin
Shop where repairing OF all kinds can be
done MS low rs the lowest, IA employ
"%"e hpt skilled workmen, guarant,
AL Work I'll ncu V',t IN rive sati.fCtiun
Don't forget the place Is anu 20 Austin
Avenue. Call and you will be treated
well. Respectfully, g.. CURTIS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-29

Some one will make money At the
stands Of the Yolks Fest July 18th.
o25tf.
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SUITS.

SUITE. 100 Different Sly lea OF SUITS
Fancy Cashmere.
As Different Styles OF
Bl,ck wurst'd
COATS. ~ Din, L. mt Styles OF COATS
Alpaca and Linen
10 Different Qualities
Black Si,ilian
V ESTS. 20 Different Styles OF VESTS.
White and tOlur'd
Black. Wnrsted AMI Sirilisn
PANTS. 100 Differ nj Sly les OF PANTS
Cashmere
20 Different Slyles of
Wursted
BUSTERS. Full Assortment BUSTERS
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foH CArILE AND HIpE INSPECTOR

We are Aul horned to announce GIN jackson
as candidate f'r CHttiv and Hide Inspect 7 OF
McLennan county, suhjrct 10 the action Of the
democracy of the county .-iiilwu
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ron ASSESSOR OF TAXES

We are authorized TO announce james II
1Orbctt as a candidate tor AhsusEOr OF taxes,
subject TO the action OF the county democracy
.-uAWtf
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ron coCNrY TREASURER

Wcarr authorized To announced, u Wallace
As q candidate Tor re election ~ County Treas.
uror. subject 10 Tho action OF the county de-
npcrACy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-29

weae authorized to announce " 4. Harris
Us u candidate for shcrln, subject 10 the action
OF the democracy.
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Ne are authorized to announce FINK II P"gue
at candidate Ton assessor Ol taxes, Me onnAn
county subject to the action of the county de
m"r-""- -Os5lSwtf
We are authorized 10 announce Judge Henry
A hoGhee as a candidate for assessor OF taxes,
subject to the action uf the democratic pri-
mhries Of McLennau county.
We are authorized to announce Il Crow
der NJ u candidate tor assessor Of taNrs, Me
Lehman county, subject to the action uf III
county democracy .-- dSVu
We are authorized 10 announce u ". stub
bleheld as u candidate for hsscss0r OF taxes
subject 70 the action OF the democratic party u
McLennAn county
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fon COUNTY SURVEYOR.

We are authorized to announce }. T.. Surratt
~ u candidate tor c iuLty surveyor, subject to
the action OF tue county democracy,
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toR CUuNrY CLERK

We are Ruthu ICED TO announce J " Baker
ns a candidate Tor recollection to the Othce VI
JuuntY Clerk subject to the action OF the
county democrat.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-03-25
A Story Of Szegedin.

At Szegedin called the "Queen of tho
Alfold," the author of q" Maggarland"
of course found sad traces of the terrible
disaster, caused by the bursting of
dykes, which happened to the city in
1873. Its position had always been a
perilious one, and the inhabitants knew
that a deluge was more than possible in
the future. "Apres mo lie deluge'' was
what each one apparently thought, and
nobody dreamed that it would come so
soon. The alluvial plain, in the center
of which stands Szegedin, is bounded on
one side by the River Thesis, rising in
the Carpathians, not far from the pro-
vinces of Galicia and the Bukovina, and
its overiiowing which, in a greater or
less degree occurs annually, is due chiefly
to the melting of the snow on the high
est peaks and the wearing away of the
rock through which the infant river
passes. Flowing to meet the Thesis
from the eastern frontier of Hungary
come the waters of the Maros0the
principal river in Transylvania-which
empties itself into the Thesis at Szegedin.
1t was the triangular space formed by
these two rivers, measuring nine hun
dred square miles of rich pasture and
cultivated land, that the failure of the
dykes converted into a turbid ocean.
From one inhabitant of the unfortu-
nate city the author heard a narrowing
story. He was in boat on the flood,
he said; and having picked up as many
people as it could hold with safety, was
about to row off with his living freight,
when suddenly woman in the water
clutched the side of the little vessel and
threatened to overturn it. At once he
saw the danger, and without moments
hesitation seized her hands, and pushed
her with all his strength away. As he
did so, she recognized him and called
him by name; and then he saw, too late
that it was his wife.-St. James Ga
zeHe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-03-25
A State Where People are Strangers.

Owing to the peculiar CONFORMATION of
our State, and the absence of any of the
modern faculties for communication,
there is probably no State in the Union
in which the people of different sections
are less familiar with the customs,
manners, pursuits and character of
"a ii other than are the people of Flor
ida. So far as West Florida is concern
ed, were it not for the payment of
taxes, the appointment of officials by
the Governor, and the biennial elections
for members of the Legislature, she
might be forgotten as being a part of
the land of flowers. The st. Johns
River, the Transit road, and the road
from Jacksonville to Chatahoochee
bring the people of the other sections of
the State in frequent contact and COM
munication with each other. With us,
however, there is little if any commune
cation, and all of our business interests
follow channels that lead out of the
State. There is a promising prospect
now, however, that the great gap be-
tween us and the rest of the State will
soon be bridged, and that the period long
sighed for bv the leading minds Of
Florida would become homogeneous,
united in interest and feeling as well as
in name, is at hand.-PenSdcoLG i'd
VGnce Gazette.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-03-25
How He Lost His Memory.

He had asked the man in the seat be-
hind him for a chew of fine-cut, and
after stuffing half the contents of the
box into his mouth, he had put the box
itself into his pocket. When reminded
of this he replied:
"Bless NEEDLESS me! Why so / did,
Hope you won't take offense, sir, for
had entirely forgotten it. Dear me! but
l find fresh evidence every day that |
am not what | used TO be. l see that /
am losing my memory"
That's too bad,'' said the other.
"How long have you been thus
afflictedP"
Exactly thirteen years to-day"
Did some accident happen to you
thenP"
Accident? Bless you, my dear sir,
it was terrible thing. Twas hung by
a mob"
lis that SOP don't want to be i'm
pertinent, but l should like TO hear
about it,
"Certainly-no impertinenoe about
that. l was in Denver. My business
there was TO sell pianos and organs.
One night l called at a house to see
about the sale of piano, and | found
the lady murdered in the hall. While
was standing there, horror-struck and
terrified, several parties came up, accused
me of the deed, and in ten minutes a
mob had rope around my neck / was
dragged TO tree, given two minutes to
pray, and then pulled up"
Hung by the neck?"
g Yes-a regular hangman's moose,
and the end of the rope was made fast
and | was left swinging"
"Great Scots! and-and-but YOU
didn't die?"
81 dunno" softly answered the
piano man. 81 date my loss of MEM
DRY from the minute they began pulling
on the rope. Perhaps | was cut down
and resuscitated-perhaps the corpse
was taken out and buried. As l told
you before, my memory has sadly failed
me-"
The other puzzled over it, blew his
nose, got red in the face, and finally
blurted out:
"Say, mister, l believe you are a
gigantic, consumed liarr'
Like as not-like as notr' blandly
replied the piano man. =" When man s
memory begins to fail he may hit the
truth or he may lie-just as it happens.
Have you any good chewing tobacco
with you?-DetrOM Free Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-03-25
JOhnny's Composition.

The trustees of school once offered a
prize to the scholars in it for the best
composition. All the boys were COM
PEELED to write, and were allowed to
choose their own subjects. One boy de-
clared that he could not do it. He
could not think of anything to write
about. Nevertheless, he was obliged to
become one of the unwilling competi-
tors. When the day of trial came, he
read his composition, Or rather part of
it, for he was not permitted to read it
all He began: g My composition is
about Spring. Spring will soon be here.
How do | know that? Because it came
last year, and the year before that, and
the year before that.
''The grass will soon. grow green, and
the trees will put forth leaves. How do
| know that? Because the grass grew
green, and the trees put forth leaves last
year, and the year before that, and the
year before that and the year before that.
And the little lambs will come, and
they'll gambol, and play and have good
time. How do know that? Because
the little lambs gamboled last year, and
one year peloTe tndt, anu une year De-
fore that, and the year before that.
And lu
That will do, Johnny" interrupted
a trustee, tired of the iteration; and
Johnny marched from the stage to his
seat, repeating:
And the year before that, and the
year before that, and the year before
that"
The audience screamed with laughter,
but Johnny's composition did not gain
the prize YowtRs Companion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-03-25
An Amateur Of Prison Life.

Well, sir, veal send you to Jail TO,
thirty days." said Mayor Rowe in the
police court several weeks ago to an in
nocent-looking young man accused of
vagrancy, land when you get out 1 want
you to leave the city at oncer' The pris-
oner made no response, but very humbly
accompanied the officer to Jail. Yester-
day Squire Rain, of Leesport, ten miles
away, came to Reading to look after a
rich young farmer who had mysteriously
disappeared. He went to see Warden
Brossman at the prison, and in making
a tour of the cells found his man at work
winding carpet rags The prisoner
laughed when he saw the Squire and
treated the whole matter as a, Joke. The
Mayor was then informed that the man
he had committed for vagrancy was a
Berks County farmer owning an estate
worth 5000, with not a penny of debt
on it, A discharge was at once made
out, and Squire Rain took the man
home. Z" | wanted to see how things 90
among Jail birds, that's ALL was the
only explanation he could get from the
young Misunderstanding pa Cor. ~.
Y. San.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-03-25
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
A Good Family Remedy!
STRICTLY PURE
Harmless to the Most Delicate!
BY its faithful use CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN
CURED when other Remedies and Physicians
have failed to effect cure.

JEREMIAH WRIGHT of Marion County, W. Va
writes us that his wife had PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
and was pronounced INCUEABLE hy their physician,
when the of Aliens Lung Balsam ENTIRELY CURED
HER. He writes that he and his ncghbors think IL the
best medicine in the world.
WIN. c. DIGGEs. Me- chant of Bowling Green Va,
writes. April 4th $751; that he wants us to KIN W that
the LUNG EALsAN HAS CURED MS MOTHER OF Con-
SUMPTION after the physician had given hcrup as in
durable. He says Others knowing her case have taken
the Basam and been cured; h thinks all afflicted
should give 1t trial.
DR.. MEREDITH, Dentist, of Cincinnati, was thought
to &c In the last STAGES OF CoSSUMPTI and was in
duced by his friends try Aliens Lung Balsam after
the formula shown him. We have his letter that
It at cured his cough and that he able to re-
sumo his practice.
WIN. A. GRAHAM & Co, Wholesale Druggists, Zanes'
VILE Ohio write us Of the cure OF Matthias Freeman,
well-known citizen who had been afflicted WITH
BRONCHITIS in its worst form for twelve years Inc
Lung Balsam cured him, 1t has many others, Of
BRONCHITIS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-03-25

"A church society whose members
promise to avoid bad words, evil speak
ing, to bear no grudges, to obey all law
full authority, to study to do good TO "A
men, and to show kindness to animals
surely that is not a bad idea, Such an
one has been started in Exeter, England,
with the Bishop at its head. There is
no law against starting similar one any
and everywhere. Y. Examiner.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-03-25

These tables will be found help in
making up ratio from straw, or the
poorer qualities of hay. wish some of
your readers who are feeding cattle this
winter, would try feeding straw in con-
nection with some of the richer foods,
and see if it will not be much cheaper
than Waldo f. Browm, in Country
Gentleman.