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The Veterans Meeting.

Pursuant to adjournment the different
committees ard citizens engaged in max
ing arran9 smentS for the reception OF the
Texas Veterans. met at the
court house last night. The meeting was
called to order by the president. Maj
Wiley Jones. Reports from committees
being in order, Eugene Williams, Esq,
from the finance committee, reported
S26S 80 raised so tar. and in the opinion OF
the committee $1,000 would be needed TO
give the veterans respectable attention.
Mr.. williams advised that more persons
be placed on the soliciting committee, and
the following We're added by the presi-
dent J. V Smith, DR.. W. II Wilkes, j.
4, Haynie. L NewbWg. Byron Mex en-.
J. I. Selman, j. NJ kiYeire, and 3. +.
Ricbey. all OF whom il is hoped will act
promptly and TO the best OF their ability.
Mr.. Jas. b. Baker from the COMMITTEE on
entertainment reported that so iar accom-
modations for one hundred and twenty
four persons had been secured. Several
of the hotels. boarding houses and private
houses had sent the committee woIda as 10
how many they could accommodate, and
il is earnestly desired that MI others do
likewise. at once Mr.. Baker reported
that he had been given satisfactory replies
from the livery stables Oh trans purtatlOn.
and thoughtfthcre would be no trouble on
that score. Gen. +. II. Robertson and
Capt. Jas. Torbett were appointed com
mittee to secure rooms near he place of
meeting for such Of the veterans a did
not wish 10 90 long distances. Ga mo-
ton Dr.. w. II. Wilkes was chosen TO de
liver the address OF welcome to the vet.
Grams. After some general discussion the
meeting adjourned 10 convene again OF
Saturday nlght at the court house.
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FROM GOEsSACANA.
Crashed TO Deaih Beneath The
Cars--EsersOnnI.


CoRsIcANA, TEXAS, April 3, 1882
Our campaign Is opened for the next
election by j. f. Stout, Esq, entrring
the list for the legislature.
Hon. Bryan L. Berry leaves tonight
for Austin, and Judge Winkler Of the
appellate court also
The body of G. G. Markey, brake
man on the Central road, was brough up
last night on No. 3. He fell between the
cars while backing into a switch at
Richland, and striking on his head, was
instantly killed, the train partly passing
over him and mangling his arm and leg.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-05

II you want 10 get something really
good IN the way OF hair and nail brushes.
coarse and fine ivory combs, toilet soaps,
handkerchief extracts toilet waters OF al
doors, lily whites, toilet powders, rouges,
! glc.; OF one hundred styles, Just cali Oh
Tucker Il Willis, Waco, Texas.
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To the Telephone DeIinamenfs

All persons who are in arrears to the
daily and weekly TELEPHONE in suhscrip-
ton or advertising accounts are rCSpec-
fully rcqeested To cali on me at the Ex-
amincr office and make settlements.
hope all will do 80 at their earliest conven-
ience as | wish to close the books and
give my attention to other duties.
II. w. HURRY.
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During his recent VISIT to New Or
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements
for continual supply of pure refined
cotton seed oil, which Is declared by all
who have used 1t, superior to lard for
cooking purposes. Families supplied
and satisfaction guaranteed. 0304tf
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+. G.. W Jackson, this morning shipped
two choice grade Jersey heifers to MIR.
James Cox OF Huntsville Texas, and each
mail brings him enquiries Tor others. He
shipped fine registered thoroughbred
Jersey bull to Grimes county last week.
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stock For sale

Waco building association will receive
bids for ii small amount OF Waco Building
Association stock through me for one
week. No bids tor less than par received.
JAMES |. MOORE,
Secretary.
WACO, April 4. 1882, 04O53t
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SMOKE PETERSEN'S CIGARS.
Profe>sionaiSo.ice

During my absence travelling in the
state professionally, Mr.. Geo, ID. Wood
will be il charge of my stole and furnish
optical goods to all WHO may desire them
and give any information wished.
II. ROBINSON.
032l;I Opiician, Waco.
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The people DO say that Tucker & Willis
Simple Remedies" give the best satislac
ton of any medicine in the market
And they are so cheap. Their motto Ger
tainiy is to live and let live.-O3l5tc
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Levine Bros. dry goods de partment is
already in great favor with the ladies, and
those elegant silks and grenadines are
the admiration OF all lovers OF fine dry
goods
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WACO. APRIL ;, 1852.
Ihe NYeatherTo.nny,

The indications tor the guilt suites are
tair weather, stationary barometer, sta
tonary OF lower temperature and south
erly winds.
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Kentucky Whiskies.-It you want
straight, good Sour Mash Kentucky
Whiskies, call only for c. Conrad Il Co.'sJ
Moss Rose Bourbon or Governors
Choice Rye. Ask your grocer tor
them. 1t.
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Electric C0aslmplior G.

SS"51"tH9a VI.
Has undoubtedly rh- sr
ton of any medicine m II
consumption that we h.r r
able to find. 1t Is prep !.
for consumption, and it.-
affected with a deep-se4-a .
long-standing. y few ig.- .
mediate relief, and if kep-.
feet 4 cure. 1t is very ,oat-.
lungs and pleasant to hs-. 4.
nights sleep, free from tbs
parOXysns Of coughing, i,F-
than the price OF a Hlil lE
Ask your jru-giSt for . .
once; price 30 cents aIj :. +.
Prepared only by TUCKER /
W AGO, Texas.
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Easter il Coming,

Don't fail to call at Tucker Il Willis,
II you want TO get handsome Easter
eggs, with nice graduating medicine
glass as a holder for same. O224
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WACO. January a lSS2.-d&wtf

No dingy dark room, everything sub
iect TO good light, which affords the buyer
ample facilities for examination. Every
thing bought new and fresh, at Levine
Bros.
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Every article sold as represented. and
marked in plain figures, at One Price only,
al Levine Bros, clothing establishment,
Austin street and square -0336tc
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Ministers. lawyers. teachers and others
whose occupations gives but little exercise
should use CaItcr's Little Liver Pills for
torpid liver and bliousnesS. One is dose.
Sold by Tucker Il Wllis.-t04lI
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We would -ay ss the time Is at hand tor
you TO pack way your wooden and worst
cj goods, We have on hand d good sup
ply OF gum camphor at reasonable
figures.
U4O5tc TICKER & WILLIS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-05

Those who have been dosed with quiz
nine, and eXperieT ced its Injurious effects,
should try Carriers Liver Bitters, a sue
cure for malaria. Sold by Tucker Il Willis
Toll
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The best reason in the world why you
should buy your clothing at Levine
Bros, is they have better light. fresh
stock, and everything is marked in plain
figures and NJ one price
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Compound Syrup Of Sarl,t
IodIde Of POlaSSg1

The remedies in this pr. -
ranked by the medical PROBES
most certain -f alternative, a.-
tives, possessing the powered 3
from the blood those hume' .
pies which disturb ii, purify
them toward the natural
channels IL Is employed SIS
tage in chronic Affection ID.
eruptivr and skin dI,fasr',
AnthOnv's hre, crysIpeia''
pustulee, blotcheS, hollis, i.-...
or salt rheum, scaid-h5lt ''-.
ulcers and sores. chrome Lls
syphilitic and mercura. l.''.
generally for the rarion'
ing from impurities Of the a..
1t forms 4 powerful ai.e'i. I.
renovation OF the blood a'''
t0ration of Tone and 'iIr.
system when lrbjilia'ra
Ask Your druggist for our ,,.. =
are in search Of Il good bio.
and alternative. Price 81 p. i.
SIX bottles for s.. Ff'p'..'. 81.
and Willis, Manufacture
Waco, Texas.
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NkaFried.

k0GER-PRICE-In this city, Tues
day, April it'll, by Rev. j. Il. Ricbev.
Mr.. q. w. Roger to Mrs Belle P.ice, OF
TeXarkana.
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The reporter noticed that the ladies
smiled when they passed by Pat Farrel'S
yesterday and saw him fitting up his ice
cream and soda water apparatus. lie will
be serving cream in day or two.
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Laces OF every discrip ion at B. Haber's S.
US26tc
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Refined Cotton seed Oil.

For elegant silk at low prices, 20 to 3.
Habcr' s-U326tc
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Golden and black wax beans in bulk
just received at Tucker Il WllliS'.-O4U4tc
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An elegant line OF bar-roOm glassware.
etc. las Just been received by W 7. Mar
tin 4 Bro.-U404lw
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We are authorized to announce Samuel L.
Norwood as d candidate, subject - the demo-
cratic party, tor the office of assessor of taxes
tor MCLennan county
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We are authorized to announce Ricnart II.
Harrison, Esq, as a candidate tor county jutKe,
McLennan county, subject to the action OF the
county democracy ID swift
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wrare authorized to announce VIM. Lamb
din as "A candidate tor assessor OF taxes, subject
10 tine action OF the democracy Of McLennan
county.
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FOR ASSESSOR OF TANEs.

We are authorized to aDnoUnG6 J Y C'1yfon
a. 4 candidate tor collector of taxes, subject to
the action Of the democracy Of McL'nnau
county DIV
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We are authorized 70 announce ID. [ kiuuard
a. candidate for assessor of taxes, ~ubiret 70
the action OF the democracy of McLcuuan
county
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We are authorized 10 announce Pink II Pugue
a. a candidate tor assessor OF taxes, Mel cuuan
county, subject to the action OF the county de-
mOcracy -t2jd&WtG.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FoECOUNTY JUDGE.
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SOUTH OF WACO.

rlArxs. AmIvE- LEAYFS-
Nike. ..........-- ........-.l $50 III 30 a III
NJ Nrd ,.... - p m 1880 y III
Mixed .......------ --...-.-- Is y mi 30 y III
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TEyAS AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.
TRAINS. ARRIVE DEPART.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC NORTH or WACO
TRAINS AEhIFi- LkAVEE
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Waco and Bclton..- ..-..-.-. 600 ], N $500 a m
N:icD and Gatesvlllc ..-... 2:J0 q IN $50 q IN
Waco and Meridian ..... 500 % m 500 q m
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WACO EXAMINER
Railroad and Stage Timetable

TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY.
The Republican journal., 1882-03-23
The Now City Government.

The new city government was duly organized
on Monday last. We print elsewhere the Mayors
address and list of the new officers. Some of
the old officials have been retained. despite the
current rumors that there was to be clean
sweep, and the appointments generally appear
10 have been made iudiciousy. The Mayors adj
dress will naturally be read with interest. He
recommendations are of the general and usual
character. He holds out no very bright pros
pect for refunding, but thinks that when the
opportunity offers for placing the present in
debtednesS of the city in four per cents, we
should be ON the alert to take advantage of it,
Neither are We promised an immediate reduc-
ton in taxation, although it is known that unless
the regular appropriations are increased the city
expenditures must be less the present year than
last. when several thousand dollars of extra de-
mandS had TO be met. \ large portion II the
address is dcV Otcd TO the railway question; or
rather to considering the city's interest in the
railroad, the relative positions of the preferred
and nOn-prefcrred stockholders, and the mode
of distributing the net income. Mayor Johnson
of course, maintains the position on the latter
issue held by the organization which elected
him. although he does not say by what means it
is proposed to bring about different dstribu-
ton of the income Of the road. But eventually
no doubt. this matter will come before the
courts in some shape. and we are sure that
legal decision will be accepted by all parties
concern ed as final and conclusive.
The Republican journal., 1882-03-23

There is a great deal of sympathy expressed
for Sergeant Mason, and the efforts to secure
his pardon may be successful; but we believe
this sympathy to be wrongly bestowed, and
that his pardon would be a serious mistake.
1t is evident that Mason was actuated by SINH
lar motives to those which led Guiteau TO shoot
President Garfield. He sought notoriety and
popular ovation. As to the severity of his SEN
tence, it should be remembered that he has vio-
lated both the civil and military law. Isit well
to establish precedent that an enlisted man
may shoot down with impunity the prisoner he
is guarding? Then, in the eye of the law, the
life of Guiteau is as precious as that of the
President; rather, the killing of the one is as
great crime as killing the other, and the same
penalty is incurred in both cases. The pardoning
power is too much abused now, and tends to
bring the laws into contempt, and to encourage
crime.
The Republican journal., 1882-03-23
A Geological Survey.

The Maine Mining journal advocates a geo
logical survey of the State in connection with
the proposed extension of the work of the
United States Geological Survey, now confined
to the Territories. into the States and calls the
attention of our delegation in Congress to the
pending measure by which this may be brought
about. The benefits of such survey would
mqueshonaby be very great, and we trust the
Mining Journals query, "Shall we have geo.
logical survey" will be answered in the affirm
alive. That paper says
Preceding geologic investigation, Il Triangular
ton of the State would be necessary This is done
in perfect way that every elevation. the
course of every stream the boundaries of every
timber district, the exact method by which pro-
per drainage can be secured, and the geology of
the State, can be so graphically delineated by
maps made as the work progresses, that our
whole area-lts resources and general physical
featureS-can be as readily appreciated and
easily understood in the distant parts of the
civilized world as by the most intelligent ard
highly educated of our citizens.
As the work progressed, reports would be
written and published enumerating and describ-
ing III detail our varied resOurces-mineral agri-
cultural, timber, water-pOwer, etc, etc.
The cost of this work will be comparatively
insignificant; the benefits to our people and. by
relation. TO the country at large will be incalcli-
liable.
The Republican journal., 1882-03-23

Probate Court.

j. d. HANSON, Judge.-A. ~. FLETCHER, Register
The following business was transacted at the
March Term Of this Court
ADMINISTRATIONS GRANTED ON ESTATES Of
Adephus Mathews, late of Belfast, Sanford H.
Mathews, Administrator; l.. II. Locke, late of
Montville, Edwin Greeley, Administrators Niobe
f. Boar'lman, late of islesbOro, Thomas Boartlman
Administrator; William g. Poland, late of Mont
Vile; Betsy Poland, Administrative
GUARDIANS APIOINTED--George w. Young unto
Clinton f. and Philip NJ. Thomas, minor children Of
Simeon Ii. Thomas, late of Lincolnyille Lizzie s.
Hall unto William NJ. Hall, non compos mentis
license TO SELL REAL ESTATE on ESTATES OF
Susan IL. Piper, late of Swanville; c. S. Fetch
en- late of stockton.
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES OF-Ezra Man
ter, late Of WhIerport; Ambrose Hall, late of
Lincoinville; Sarah Il. Thurston late Of Searsport .
Amos Lane, late of Prospect; Mandred f. and
Bertha Hatch, children of Leander Hatch, late of
Morrill,
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ESTATES OF-Emme
gene Mcdonald, late of Freedom; Isabella Cunning
ham, late of Belfast; James Gootell, late of Bel
fast John Carver, late of Searsport; estates of
George Tilden, late Of Belmont William H. Libby
late of stockton: final account Of guardian of Or.
lando W., James w. and Augusta o. REYNOLDS :;
first and final account of guardian of Desire Char
lote Il. and Isaac Carver, minor heirs of Isaac Car
yer, late of Searsport
WILLS PROBATED-Caroline Woodman late of
Liberty; Almond G. Newhall, late of liberty :
Sarah J. Reed, late of Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1882-03-23
Insomnia.

One of the almost imyariable results which fol-
low the use of COMPOUND ONYGEN'' is to
give the patient sound and refreshing sleep.
lady writes OF her daughter: '"The continued
use of Compound Oxygen soon gose her heatM and
refreshing steep, and all oaodgnes are abondoned"
Says patient; "Since using your Jen,e7q ma steep
Is natural and good. My spirits are in much
more healthy condition. | hare M aeed Of ano-
dyneS" Another writes: Before commence
ed taking it (the Compound OXYGEN, ! did not
steep a@y at right, had no appetite, and my cough
was so troublesome that had no rest. Since
commenced taking it ! hare slept ,cettot night, my
appetite has very much improved; | scarcely
cough at all and, in fact, feel better in every
way" Another says; Il was perfectly steepieSs,
often three lights in succession. followed alter
nately by one night of horrible slumber known
as nightmare. Nor Siee1 as restored. mind clearer,
step frmer, all healthy action greatly increased"
Another lady, referring to her daughter. saws ::
My daughter has improved in flesh. and looks
well. She sleeps reU Ut ltqht-S(eeps all utqkt a
Mtng she uaaccastomed to do. Before taking
the Oxygen, scaketataeS$ one Of her ftoubies
can see that she is much less nervous, and in
better spirits A gentleman, writing of his
wife says: 81 have followed your directions as
nearly as possible. Have left off all the medi-
cines and stimulants my wife was taking, and
the result of our treatment so far has been more
satisfactory than anything preceding it. She has
been able to steep good at atght rtuont tie use OF
chtordt. Mtng she coatd Rerel do before" Our
Treatise on Compound Oxygen, containing large
reports of cases and full information sent free.
Drs. STARKEY a. PALEN. 1109 and iii Girard
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Republican journal., 1882-03-23

1t is now stated that the bark w. j. Stairs
recently wrecked near New York. was lost in
directly by the action of two pilots, who ran
away from the vessels on seeing her signal.
The bark Alice w. Claridge had IA similar cX-
perience, barring being wrecked. She signaled
and endeavored to get within hail Of pilot
boat, but as an incoming steamer was due the
pilot preferred to wait for the larger game and
would not heed the Claridge's signals. The lat
ter was delayed in reaching her port New
York; nearly three days in consequence. These
seem to be eases where compulsory pilotage''
should be enforced-against the pilots. The
matter is to be investigated.
The Republican journal., 1882-03-23

Subscribers requested TO take notice of the
date on the coored slip attached to the paper. 1t
is the only form of receipt used. For instance
Is May 81, means that the subscription is paid to
that date. When payment is made, the date
will be changed to correspond, and SUBSCRIBE
Frs ARE REQUESTED TO SEE THAT THEIR
DATES ARE CORRECT Subscribers in arrears
are requested to forward the sums due.
The Republican journal., 1882-03-23

nal.
S. r. MILES, No. 256 Washington ST., Boston.
I. c. EVANS Rooms 2, & 8, fremont Temple,
Boston.
S. NJ. PErrENGILL & Co., 10 State St, Boston, and
263 Broadway, \. Y.
HORACE DoDD, 265 Washington St. Boston.
GEO 2. ROwELL & Co., 10 Spruce ST. New York
j. H. BATES, Al Park Row, New York
The Republican journal., 1882-03-23

poh thc town debt at rate OF interest not exceed
ing per cent.
KNOX. At the annual town meeting The following
| officers were elected: Selecmen, Assessors and
| Oyerseers of Poor /. III. Jackson, Moses Kelsey
| Edward Shbles; Treasurer, II. Il. Stephenson; s.
| 5. Committee, james &. Aborn; Constable and
Collector, g. W. Brown Road Commits sioners, H.
| F. kenney, VIM. Brown, Reuben Abbott, J. II.
Brown, Gilman Philbrick The first and third Sc.
| lectmen, Treasurer, :. : Committee and three Com
missioners Republicans.
BCCKsPoRr. y post of the Grand Army of the
Republic was organized here last Friday evening
....Ihc spring term of the Z, NJ. c. Seminary be
gins ON Wednesday OF this week. The attendance
promises to ne very large. Rev NJ. W Prince
| supplied the pulpit of the Union street Methodist
Church in Bangor last sabbath. Prof kimbalI
of Belfast, former teacher Of the musical depart
ment at the Seminary, played the organ at the
Methodist church last sabbath. Prof. H. has a
host of friends in Buck-port.
pENoBscoT- The Bagaduce is now clear of ice
The first arrival Of the season. March 10th was the
| sloop GENEVA, Capt WardweIl, from ockland
laden with cora hour and meal, for silas
| Mitchell, Josiah Namum, Bowden & t,rtnde and
| Horace Perkins q Cc....Dayid Leach has just
| erected barn and has laid the foundation for a
| story and half dwelling house the road to the
po-hcn shore. our esteemed feowcitizels Fred
| Conner and J. Wesley Leach have severely wound
ed themselves by careless handling OF the axe.
SWAIN II1t- me following town officers were
t'e'''' at thl annual meeting MODERATOR l.. l..
''" "'' t''rA' y H. Ems 9eIe'tmen' Assessors
| VI ''i' '" IA cav '2' ileIIE f.
'''' y ""'' i, l" 0''Nl'9, sup oeh"'i ON '"iN /.
.'''E to"'rt'r' r. W Ems treasurer q. NJ.
S'o''eh' i"Wh Agent w. X. Peavey; Auditor Of
LOW. "''-' u +. Nl'N'r~'n- 'i''cr7 We're elect
"' "'U""l regard 10 party. l""n debt less than
s-0'' '''"7'' 9"'o ''i support ~ schools So" 0"
''',s ''N" 'NI'e''7'9'' .lr- l'fuH" N''N'F7'N.
| Wy - l'"lS' "''PPe'' '"a' M'h'a! "IbTh'""
'''''' '"PP''
| CAsTINE- Rev. G. g. WinsloW, the Methodist
pastor WIZ" mas been soliciting subscriptions for
| the OBJECT 81 improving the church edicc ha- sue.
The Republican journal., 1882-03-23

Queen Victoria is at Mentonc. France and
will remain there for a month in retirement.
1t is a long time since She has been out of Eng
The Republican journal., 1882-03-23

Maine purchasers Of the stock of the Alta
Gold and Silver Mining Company whose aeg-
ed mine was in Sonora, Mexico. are not feeling
50 we'll as they did. It was a complete swindc
The Republican journal., 1882-03-23

We have received Il copy of the Hand Book
on Mommoni~m." 4 timely publication, contain
in@ great deal Of information, original and
complied. from various sources, concerning
mormoni>m, its professions and practices. The
statements made are vouchcd for as reliable,
and reveal Il condition of affairs which calls for
prompt and energetic action on the part of the
general government. The officers of mission
any societies, pastors of churches, teachers in
The day schools, and superintendent of Sunday
schools are asked to make an effort to give
th'> book general circulation and thus aid in
arou~lng the public to the Importance Of check
ing ne spread Of this national cancer" Hand
Book Publishing co., Salt Lake City. Utah