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lie i-At Worse Than Ever.

| have already notified the public that
a certain cigar-mRker in this city In at.
tempting to inmate two OF my brands of
cigars" Marrow Gauge and Sweet
SIXTEEN, manufactured expressly Tor
me 10y Frey Brothers, Manufactory No
III, New York. Every box Of the genuine
has the namo Of these manufacturer. nm
slip inside the box, as well as on the
label outside, now learn that this
same cigar maker il trying TO tur- ont
frhndnlent cigar (also manufac ured
for me 10y Frey Brothers, the name in
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

English Female Btters "a intended
for young girls as well az married ladies',
who have by some Xro-urc, become ir.
re -ulnr, pale aud feeble, with headache.
e. corrhna,pai IN side and ck,falliug
II womb, or female weakness or "a.
O. Ges. Its use strrugtheus and tones
L stomach, lnyigOratcs the nerves,
gives iron to blood, correels irregular
uterine action aud removes unnatural
bstructioug.-ggl1m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15
IN. NAcnt,,cr In-nn,.

Tie signal service bureau reports the in
dicallous Tor today tor the West Gut
states, northeast to southeast winds,
stationary or slight Use In temperature
followed hv locd RUNS and stationary
or lower barometer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Those in need Of. CARPET will find il
greatly TO their interest Ia call at b.
Habers before purchasing, there can be
found the best aud neatest stocks Of
carpets in the city, the nea est patterns
and best styles, at prices unusually low
OOltc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

The principal cnusn Of nearly all sick
ness At this time Of the yrnr has its
origin ina iisordcrcd livor, the lurgost
organ Ia tine body, winch II not Rcgu.
lnied In time, gr at suffering, wrctchod-
ness aud death viii cnsuc. \ little pre-
caution tnkcn IN limo in tho shape Of u
reliable aud etlicaclous Liver Regulator
will III most cases prevent illness und
fatal cone, uencos. No medicine in
modern llmrs has gained a wider r'pu-
ttion than simmons Liver Regulator
manufactured by J. II. Xuliu n Go.
This Justly celebrated medicine Rcgu.
latcE the Liver promotes digestion, and
furtliirs the system against malnrial
diseAAe
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Just received ut Tucker Il Willis Il
large assortment Of all kinds Of toilet
mud fancy soaps 30 cheap too-nl-o
another . pound gross lot Of that IA
nous hurd water or pure cocoa soap,
which has become now one Of the sta.
pies, especially with tho,o who hnyo no
soft wAtcr.-l0l3tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Ladies make your swretheart>, hus-
bands and Tiers hapIy by going 10 Lew.
Inc Hroa, and buying one OF those elegant
robe de- chambre' dressing gowns or
smoking Jackets which are now open at
I..Nv,pn l.r,a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Pure WHISTLES, brandIes, wines, beer.
etc, for family and medical uses. Goods
that can alwa, be relied on Sold only
10y |. A. Guldstoin. 923tc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

VIII please TAX" notice that We are now
specially prepared 10 put mp prescriptions
in the mo~t careful manner, day or nirht,
"\u prescribing across the cunntrr,' ~ 1t
is Our business to put mp prescriptions and
NOT to prc-crihe Tor the ri,k
lOliGt SHAW 4 DuwNNAS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Children's high fancy kid button boot,
OF the most beautiful styles. at our new
stOre, AZ, Austin street.--lUslt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15
IOOHVVOTII7Ti NUHTIU w
Waco, October lO.-dtf

"Brazos Chill Cure stands at the head
for not only breaking up the chill and
fever but in keeping them off il taken
according to directiOna.-lOl3tc
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Cascara Cordial

one of the latest and most r..
all lignid cathartics, this eipn,Ip.! 'a'',,
ton Il made with scrupuloss.' "' Fgt
the best and most carefully .s,. .aie
rial. 1t is with the create At ', nIoel q
we recommend this yery ! nn'vlati
harmless IT mcdy rs being t6S Sgl,J'
slirest laxative and cathaTtic IA. ala'
males and children, now in n ,o' Nei
haDitual constipation and indi,a .a9ll
cannot nd.anythirg more sns -Vi.l'l
tain. 1t is combined win hwy oso,! O.
such a manner that the bitterrvoul'a
ca'cara sagrada is conple,ciy 'V N q.
ASK your druggist torit. anil hohs'
take NJ other. Price 81 cent. w W. W
Prepared rr.,a by Tucker y WiIi,, i
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

side and outside the box which il my
famous M. X. and T." cigar. Hopeless
Of making u good cigar Of his own brands
ho tries ~ initiate mine by TAX ng the
names Of these three brands, which IL IA
great deception on smokers aud the
trade IN il il unjust to me. ! again warn
tho public Of these imitatiuna am the
only ono who sells the genuine,
A. lIER2,
Tobacconist, Austin Street.
Uu,n nul,l,.r
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

have just received and offer at the
lowest possible prices, one car load apples,
one cur load potatoes, onions, cheese and
butter and one car load OF that celebrated
Cyclone flour, guaranteed equal TO any
other lirst.cass Hour.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

II you want amy article of mrui-
turo you can tlud itat W. L. Martin ~
Bro. Their goods are tirst-class and
Leirt prices low lott
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Nohby cnsslmer suits, stylish choviot
suits and elegant diagonal coats and
vests, can be bought at b. Habors, at
unusual low prices. -lOOltc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

VIM. Cameron Il Co., lumber dealers
keep n large aud well assorted stock oI
lumber shingles, sash, doors, blinds
cement, plaster, plas erinG hair and
everything kept in nrstclass lumber
yard. They ask your patronage and
guarantee low prices, fair dealing aud
best OF goods. Give them call ut their
Office ON Aust II avenue, il You contom-
plate buying anything in their liuo.--
lNlSlN WIN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

l.. BOyden 81 cos mems custom made
shoes TO be had only at Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Those nobhy SIS, SgOand S2i business
suits just received at sanger Bros. are all
the rage.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Now. all OF you folks who are in search
OF good tonic and inviHorntor can't find
better medicine than Imperial Iron H.
vigorntor, prepared and sold by Tucker
& Willis.-lOl3tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Twenty head ot cattle and pair OF
large matched work mares for snr.
lUl22t G.. j. Buck.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

Examine oar nobby styles in dingonals
AMI hroadcluth suits. SANGER Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-15

There ia no one article IN the line of
medicines hat gives 20 larEe return for
the money AS good porous strengthen
ing plaster, such ia Cartcr's Smart Weed
and Bclladunua Backache Plastcr-. Sold
by Tucker Il Willis, Waco Texas
lUlglW
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CONJUNCTION

WV 1S IL
AtGALVEsTON with Na,oI! Nd
OF steamers Tor Key West ana "" i,ai
Morgan Line Tor New Ore'nli'i, En- ID
no,a, Corpus Christi, Bro"h'''''
Vera Cruz NpRH
[ ARCOLA with | a Il, w. n '., 'r
Columbia and towns in bcl',I,l"
tKOSENBERG VIII, t. ~ ..,pntl
railway. (Sun,ct Route ~ S,r pn
Weimar, HAYWOOD. Lul'ng' s' wa
MO. Laredo, Uyalde anu ,,- !
Texas ami Mexico;alsu Tor Hun p,,nr.,
Star and Gre scent Route ioI tn"Capr1
Oraugr,L Lake CharIeS'lht o."t tle~a.
New Orleans and all points ~ ~, Y.i
east, North and Eat; "llu 'Wfut3
Texas ~ Mexican rlil"h! lo line
Victoria and station, Oh th,' . ,., d
r. sEALY with TrNa', We, hsr.y 81.
way Tor Paltson, Leslie, Nlll''
II Gus ton. .E1. C. r'
way Tor liempsleau' ln
ding, McDAdc aud Ans.,n'v RR r.
Al MILANO with /. a T. j n Ro1
Hearne, Palestine, h", s,r NIot
Rock GrorgcfoWn, An''lgi, s'r,,jIlsrJ.
New Braunf,ls, Sln Anu.nlo ,I' Rs5
Al TEMPLE with Missouri
railway for Waco ,,, Tsy,8'iA
Ar McGREGOR WIN Cor7l,
Louis railway tor w. W.. nj GIG.
Athens, Tyler, Mount F'e'''
TeXarkana. 80 Genital q
way TOR Waco, Ross, ll,cV Go ~,
At to FORT ISo r WORT 4. "i 1llii %
Pacific ana Texas Pacific ,11rE p
ali points on those lines, nj he ls
Santa Fe. San Francls'1, INV No. 81 y,
Chicago. New York and al
East ami West. ..rhslf'
rrsee that your tick Is rr ii, -
D'' '''' OSCAR q ~ ~ A
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= - ~ 'Lf''' IsfN5
lIHoirs"is Liquor De"lr, 81
iUHO Street.
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PERSON -.

Corner 9th ard Austin street
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Indication. for the Mex, "a Hour.

War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer, !
Washington. D. c.. Sept. 2s.-l A. NJ. I
For New England and Middle States,
fair weather; r"rtheasferly win1s; stationary
or lower barometer and temperature.
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BY GRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms 10 the Daily
Kennebec Iournal.1
MAINE DISPATCHES.
STATE FAIR.
The Second Day Opened Successfully
a Large Attendance and the Larg.
est and Best Exhibition
Ever Made.
LEMIs1ON. Sent q.

LEwIsTOH, sept -.
The second day of the State Fair opens
well. The attendance is much larger than
last wear and the show on the grounds is in
all respects the largest and hest ever made
Special trains have brought many strangers
At the Park this afternoon has occurred the
examination by the committee of three year
old stations, walking horses, matched horses
fual. of 1882 by Constellation for the special
premiums, Shorthorn cattle, Jerseys, sheep,
swine and poultry and agricultural imp!e-
mcnts. There was also drawing matches for
oxen and steers. The number of entries in
each department was so large as to make this
examination of special interest.
At the hall many more articles have been
added. The Pathological Show is excellent;
the best di-play OF grapes ever made in
Maine is in the small hall. There are some
the open air. There is a large display Of
greenhouse plants and Gu, flowers. The
fruit Is in great quantity and good quality
Several county displays are made which add
much to the interest of the exhibition.
At the park this afternoon the interest was
cent.red in the races. For stations that
never beat 40, Rocket won first money.
Thomas Killock sec, nd, Black Crook third :;
time. . l24. 49a AZ.
In the three minute class Centurian was
the winner. Belmont Pilot second, Robert
u third. Robert Hopkins and Lady Dis
patch distanced in the first heat, and Lambert
Boy and Little Maud in the second heat :;
third heat, on account of foul driving. was
given to the third horse, Belmont Pilot.
Time. al > $50, SO.
The race for four year olds was won by
Glenarm. with Gallant second; time 245,
2.i5t Al.
During the afternoon the five year old
stallion. Yourg Rolf of Nrb., J II. Nelson,
Waterrile, made an exhibition heat trottne
a mile in 29i. Thursday, Mr.. Nelson's
mare Susie Own. is to make an exhibition
heat. Fridays feature will be the running
race for a purse of $500, for which four horses
are entered.
The receipts of the first dav were s2014 %.
Treasurer Osgood says that the receipts Of
this fair will excel that of any fair ever held.
An immense crowd in the various halls to-
night.
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FLnrR-is in steady d.msnd and ~ Ices are firm
We quote Western Superhnr NJ a. 7S&a@ 10; com
mon extras ~ 5Oas5 co. Wisconsin ezra o. a. 55a
$6 on; Minnesota including cldic~ bakers brandt
d 00aa7 o.; Winter wheat Michigan II e5.25
SIS: Ohio and Indiana . 5ta6 o.; Illinois ara -.
Louis IS 75is6 80; psfeni spring wheafs ~ 2sa
4 IS, and winter witeaf> 81 25a 20 pei bbl
CORN is st. aiy At e3 80 per bushei
OArS-are firm NJ 5ia52c per bushsl for No. I
and extra white 4saI9 for No.2 tia35cfo No.3 white
and 3csi3 ter mixed.
RYE-is very quiet, and prices merely nominal.
SHQRrs-S nts20 90 per ION. Fine Feed and
Mddiings are he'd al go ipa-s 10.
PoRK-is in tair demand, sales at $50 5iall 90 per
bhl prime. 81 so a23 10 tor 81 50ayy 90 for
Western and Rosion clear and backs.
BEEs'--is held nj $l3 coal " for mess; els OOa
10 90 tor TX IA mess ana a: sis U0a2 % for tamil,
and plate.
LARD - is in fair deraud at 13al3,c per ID.
for city and Western.
SMOKED HANS-a; lial5c per pound tor
Boston and Western.
BUTTER-is rather duh we quote choice West
and Northern cr-aneries al ~ n 30c.
and fair to good at ia.s. choice New York aud
Vermont dairs 25a2 and fair to good nj 2ia24c
Western dar, packed 20a2Ic for choice aud l7ale,
for fair to good; Western lad- packed lYa2yc for
ch.iice and liza lSc fer tair 10 go d
CHEESE--,s in steady d.mand At III a l2c for
choice full cream, l0alic for iar good aud 59 for
common.
EGGS-are selling at 2+a25c per dozen for
Northern ana Eastern, and 2a,2ic for Canada, Z e.
Island and Nova Scotia.
roTAToEs-Are ia fair demand at 6has5c per
bushe according 10 quality. sweet potatoes are
selling al 81 50i2 20 per barrel
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The Portland Press says: The re-
Treasurer should be made as a matter Of
course. The constitutional limitation of
five wears as the term of consecutive ser
that period as the practical term Of that
Office. Mr.. Holbrook's markedly able
discharge of his official duties makes it
specially fitting that the custom should be
observed in this case He has held the
place but three years and is fairly en-
titled TO two years more. while the State
should be glad OF the opportunity to Sc
cure his services tor the regular period
fixed by the organic law"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
AUGUSTA VIII 0LESALE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept "a.
APPLES-Green, h0d75c.; evsporattd, l4a &c. ;
dried safe
BEANS-Pra 1880; Yellow eyed. $2.75nS3 o.
REEF->mall, 6aec. Ok, Sid9ic. Chicago dres se5
9dy,c
RUTTER-Solid, 25a2sc; ball, 2ja30c.; common.
l6a2Oc~
CHEESE-Fac+ory 1linl2ac domestic, 1oal2c.
FtiGS-23r per d"z.
HIDES AND SkINS-Hides over 90 pounds Sic. :;
u, der, &c calf s. ius 12c per unh deacon skins,
25150c. apiece; sheep skins. soc a$1.m.
i-Nes lone. $l2a$1i; old, $l5a$ l6; pressed,
s16ds1s; straw, &7d$s.
HONEY-Box, PC. per pound.
LARip-D,mestic, lid6c.; western, l5c.
ONIONS-l elbow Danvers, 81 per bushel.
PUrAT. 'ES-sUas5c
POULTRY-Dressed, spring chickens. 10 ais C. !;
fowls, 12d15c.
WOOL-washed, &c. unwashed, 25c.
W,D-Dry hard, q vds6.50; prepared for stove
s. 90 per cord.
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Lady Balch. by Rising Snn, dam Lady
Fisher. horse, the owner. Mr. Balch- saws
was a three quarters bred mare. and could
trot a mile in 2 40 Draco was by Young
Morrill,. he hy Old Morrill,. Judith was very
fast Mr BaIeh SAYS she has trnfted quarters
in a3 seconds and fnil mile in better than
|235. She was bred by Mr.. Balch. as were
also Young Rolf and Lady Judith. He
Is a natural froiring horse, and attracts
the admiration of all horsemen. He
ia very handsome animal. and
verv hind and gentle. He has trofted a
mile in ~ IA On his first appearance on
the Fair GrnunA's trark Monday. he troffed
a fall mile in 2.23 IA without skipor q
break He will be given trial mile during
the fair. and il I. expected he will trot in 20
4 number of prominent horssmen were on
the track. Monday. when vonng Rolf trotted
in 2 90 IA. and were unanimously Of the
nrinion that he is a horse that will trot very
fast
Mr.. Nelson ha. on the grounds Susie Owen.
the winner If the fonr years old purse at the
fair of last wear She is not entered IN any
race. hut will be- driven trial mile, and it -
expected will trot in z p or better. Some
think that Rolf and Susie are gated very
murh alike, and would make a fine double
team.
MIR Nelson also owns the black horse Ma
than. Knox and Drew. which is entered IN
In. Ssre for green horses, and in the three
minnie purse.
tdr Nelson il a voHng man. yerv energetic.
and withal one of The most enthusiastic horse
men IN the State. He is justly proud OF his
fna horses and feels much eated at the
rrai-e they receive from men who are well
qualified To- Judge the noble animal.
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Carl Sci urz of the New York Evening
Post, having published in that paper
grossly false and abusiv remarks CON
corning Mr.. Blaine and the civil service.
gets a Wholesome and much needed les
son fiom Mr. Blaine in AN interview with,
Chicago Tribune reporter. published in
the latter paper. which Mr. Schurz will
probably not forget during the period Of
his natural life. The influence Of such
pretentious humbugs as Carl Schurz does
more to retard real civil service reform
than the influence of any other persons
among its avowed opponents. and it Is a
good thing to have him shown up as be
really ~.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

A slight earthquake occurred in St. Louis
and vicinity Wednesday morning.
Congressman Fernando Beaman died at his
home in Adrian. Mich, Wednesday.
The late Caleb Atkinson of Artfield, Mass.
left 100000 for the founding of charity
hospital at Northampton.
President Arthur left New York Wednes-
day afternoon on fishing excursion, but bis
destination is not known.
Mrs. Bush and five children were drnw ed
by their dwelling being swept away bv the
breaking of dam in ileathville, Va, Friday
night.
w. w. Woods manufacturing establish
ment at Winston, n. C, was burned We'd
nesday morning. Loss unknown; insured
$50 900.
Luther Lee, a recluse. well educated, who
through disappointment isolated himself from
civilization, hung himself in Stamford, VT,
Tuesday.
Officers of the L. s. steamer Vandalia gave
farewell dinner party Wednesday afternoon
to the officers of the navy yard and citizens
of Portsmouth.
Oue-third of the EMPLOYEES in the depart
ment of construction and repairs at the nav
yard. Portsmouth, suspended Wednesday for
the remainder of the month, on account of
the lack of funds.
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POLITICAL.
Congressional Nominations.

CHAsLEsroN. S. c., Sept 81.
In the republican convention of the 1ih
district after q hitter struggle which lasted
one week. E. W. Ma. kney (white) was to-
day nominated for the Congress on the 25lst
ballot. receiving 81 out of34 votes. A stormy
scene ensued Mackney's colored comre-
,itors Lee and Smalls. charged hackney with
having secured the nomination nv bribery.
Lee displayed a. evidence promissory note
for $3.50 given by Macknev tn a d, l,gate for
his vote. 1t is understood that there will be
no democratic candidate in this district. and
Lee and Smalls are expected 10 run against
HACKNEY. making a triangular fight. The
promissory not is charged to been given by
Mackney TO c. G. Robertson. Macknev de-
manded an investigation of its aut enticity
by the convention. After long discussion
of the matter the convention decided by
vote of % to Is the note was not made by
HACKNEY. This vote virtually gave the
Mackney faction control of the convention
and resolution was passed declaring him
the nominee of the convention.
OMAHA, Sept %.
VIM II. Anger was nominated for Congress
by the democrats of the Sd district.
James Lord was nominate, bv the republi-
cans of the I'd congressional district.
LOWELL. Sept 81.
The democrats of the Congressional dis
trict met here today and nominated Hon. c.
S. Tiey by reclamation.
ST. LOUIS, Sept y.
The republicans of the eth district. Mis-
souri,. Tuesday, nominated Stewart Gardener
for Congress.
PATTERSON. y. j., Sept ~.
The republican convention of the 9th dis
trct nominated VIM. Wilter Phelps for
Congress.
New ORLEANS, Sept 81.
The first district republicans endorsed
Albert c. James, independent, As candidate
tor Congress.
ELKHoRN. Wis, Sept. %.
The democrats OF the first district en-
dorsed the nomination Of John WiDans, indie
pendent republican tor Congress.
FoN Du LAC. Sept. 81.
Republicans of the second district NOM
mated j. S. Rowell for Congress.
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BALLOON ASCENSION.
Great Anxiety Felt for the Safety Of
Prof. Meyers.
GREAT HARRINGTON. Mass. Sept 81.

GREAT DARLINGTON. Mass. Sept 81
At the Housatonic Agricultural Fair this
afternoon the balloon ascension was an
nounced for four o'clock. Preparations being
completed Madam Carlotta got into the basket
and the balloon was let go. 1t only rose a
few feet above the heads of the people and
then came down, some one having pulled the
rope attached to the valve, letting the gas
escape. Carlotta got out and Prof. Myers
took her place. The balloon was OF in an
instant and rose to great height, sailing
toward the Hudson river region. Much
anxiety was felt for Prof Meyers safety as
he was only dressed in light clothes and had
no anchor or graphing irons.
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The Bonapa,tists in an Angry Mood.

LONDON, Sept. %.
The Times Paris special telegraph states
that while the Jeromists section of the Bona
partists were holding meeting to denounce
the newspapers PAYS and Petit Corporal, the
opposition section forced their way into the
hall. Revolvers and sword canes were dis
PLAYED and a number of assaults were COM
mtted. The Jeromists declare that the re-
cent duel between Richards, editor of the
Petit Corporal, and De Massas, editor of the
Combat in which the latter was allied, was
virtually assassination. The feud between
the two sections is becoming very intense.
Republicans are delighted AT these dssen-
sions among enemies.
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hard LUCK,
A Woman Loses $500 by the Explo.
sion of Lamp.
PORTLAND, Sept %.

PORTLAND. sept 10.
A special to the Daily Press from Ply
mouth says: Last night Mrs. Miles carried a
kerosene lamp into her bed room. She got
the bed ready AMI put her child to bed when
the lamp exploded, and the burning oil was
scattered around on the he'd clothing and on
the walls of the room and consumed the iady's
dress, in the pocket of which was $500 in
bills. The woman had just received the pro-
ceeds Of the sale Of her farm. Loss $500;
Insurance not learned. The fire was ex-
tinguished without further damage.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
EGYPT.
The khedive's Reception at Alexandria
-Capitai Pasishmest for Rebels.

LONDON, Sept. %.
The Times Cairo dispatch says that the
reception by the Khedive at Ghezireh palace
today was more largely attended than any
within the recollection of the people there.
1t is estimated tina: 5000 TO 5000 persons
paid homage to the Khedive. lie refused to
receive Raphet Pasha, Attack Pasha and
Marchli Pasba, all late ministers of the khe-
dive. Cherif Pasha and Riaz Pasha strong
ly insist upon the necessity of capitalpunish-
ment for the prime offenders in the late re-
volt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-28
Only Two Bottles.

Messrs. Johnson. Holloway & Co, whole
sale druggists of Philadelphia. Pa report
that some time ago a gentleman handed them
dollar. with request to send a good catarrh
cure To two army officers in Arizona Recent
ly the same gentle men told them that both
the officers and the wife of Gen. John c.
Fremont Gov. of Arizona, had been cured of
catarrh by the two bottles of Ely's Cream
Balm.
Messrs. Ely Bros. Druggists, Owego, N.
"a few days ago saw lady who had
used your Cream Balm for Catarrh, and had
found more relief in one bottle than from all
other remedies she had tried. | enclose 81
for two bottles. Yours respectfully, James
Kitchen, NJ. ID. Providence, r. l.
Apply into nOstrils with little finger.