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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-28
.'LcgiIinute AdNerti-ing"---E
hellncr ~ 60.

T. Kclluer X Co., job printers aud book
binders. issued circular yesterday IN
reference to their business, and also
making specific illusions 10 the EXAM
SRH We have to say, however, that
Kellner n Cos. sta ements are straight
forward, business.like and altogether
creditAble to them. Whatever mention
the EXAMINER has made Of them ,was
called out solely 10y their circular NJ day
before yesterday, which We regarded Is
somewhat q an unnecessary TIT at the
ExAMINtH, iuHsmuCh as we had never
made any reference, direct or Il direct,
10 their establishment. They have a
well-equipped job office, do good work
and We have Rlwaysf md them pleasant
men TO deal with This was our DELHI
crate opinion before the present Lutte
"agitatiOn," and we have no
reason 10 modify II now.
While conscious Of our own
facilities and what We can do, aud de-
termined to push our business III every
legitimate way, We can and do recognize
the enterprise Ut any competitor who
really munifes's enterprise--aR kellner
4 Co have done. But this matter IL all
goOd-natured, so fur as the ExAMISRR Is
Incerned, aud il it has afforded the
public any interest we are well content
Business men will continue, us they
have always done, TO order tn II Job
printing where they think they can do
best, and when the EXAMINE il unable
10 afford thorough satisfaction, IN
prOmptness, quality aud price OF work
OF any class or descriptioD-it does
not expect patronage. This Is the long
and short OF II.
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HILLS ltRtbS,


II gives rs great pleasure to rall attcn-
lion to the merits Ut worthy peopl, and
iir.t-Clnss business men and houses among
the very hes. OF which We do not hCsi-
tate 10 place nj the tnpu ost rank the very
cstimrblc gentlemen and reliable firm
who mend this ar icle. The Hills
Bros. began in our midst tcw years ago
with moderate means and modest pre-
ter sions and In a very short time th"y have
built up one OF the largest and b'st
Businesses In the city. hat they have done
this hy merit alone and In the face OF
fierce competition shows what in'cgi' Y,
hair dealing. business tact, skiillul pr
dhascs and pleasing manners can 10.
From the smallest b, ginnings they now
rank In the amount # trade they do ana
in the character OF their customers. among
whom are the lHrgrs planter In lh'
county, among the largest dealing mcr-
chants IN the city and their trHdr is -m
ply enormous Ihcir success is owing To-
several things they keep ri'st.cIass good.
they sell at moderate prlCc., they guuan-
tee every thing they sell: they are polite t.
thu IN IN buying 70 hail dollars worth n'
we'll ~ to the planter bay ing live nun
drid dollars worth, thch large
/ tadc enable. them 10 buy ID large
quantities their btgging and ties and mo
. III str anu INV lllIlIErs tl'l bAN w Nv
car load and at spot bottom rates, nur
( hence are enabled To- give their Cu,tumc'l
J the benefit ot good b lrgains Indeed there
+ are no better ~ more skiiWl buyers IN ~,
market Knowing where to buy, when {,
nuy and how much u buy. Aunthe
thing which las contributed larg ~ tC
their trade IL that having uncr been tum
rr- themselves, and successful farmer,
. they know the want OF that class OF ca.
toners and CncuvUr to please them
/ In the matter ui baggug and tie, thoi
. -j,lcs lat year we're very large and they
| Will supply this year the mhiOr pant Of
| vast section VI country with those article
owing to the liberal terms and rlrcs they
are able to uiler. They have recently
erected two large new stores, between
/ Firth and SIKH. on Austin street, nt thel
own and one Of them they will occupy
thrm,elN es. and still continue at the OLE
stand. Having to pay no rem
bnt receiving 1t themselves, they vii
BE- entitled to make concessions to thei
customers, Their new store on Austl
will he conducted ns u purely cash Stor
and everything will be sold ut bottur
ca h prices, their present old stand wi
be run M formerly, In the new st0r
Mr.. Lawson Hills will have charge,
gentleman like his brother Of mos AHA
BILE manners mud square dealin.
and customers will find tn
best treatment at either sturI
The Hills Bros have met with gre,
success. They have been able to kec
every customer who has once trade
with them, and to make new customer
steadily. 1t IL plea urc to trade WIT
them, and u profit, also, the way the
sell goods, and their success has been
deserved one. We wish them II thou
sand good wishes in their extended el
terprise and commend them to OF
. readers as one of the most reliable gr'
cory hUmsrs I'm MAcu.
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d" The Great Southern ReHs'I

"BrazOs Chill Cure" when +
ranted tor the cure of chlils aut
is positive antidote Tor ulAi ,lI'g
has no rival AS II tonic for Oul.-Ii
an emaciated system from '
matte causes, and to those w
necessarily exposed TO mlasIhl,a'ts 4.
ences, and are attended WIN is
lowing symptoms, such a los ~,
tite, aching of the back ana G,
verishness, severe headache, ll w.
ton 10 get about, low Splrli'' r,s
ness, chilly sensations, ana w. 4,
hot, burning fever, when Jus,
terminate in bilious, rrnlll'eN
termittent fever, we would 'u5f ,
you keep supply ON hanu
time and take "A dose three uu" i,
No other medicine is necessary 4.
very concentrated and poN''',aI
effects in removing the pol'v'"ys y.
ments from the blood, ana w II,
appreciate this warning better ~ -,
farmer, who is more or less -. -
To those atmospheric polson'' q,
IN the tall season, when gathe.iINiI
crops In the midday sun, co..,
and heavy dews of morning ' I.
those Malignant fcvers are ms
lent, and to them we would lI, r,Ji' 4
TO take dose of "Bralos Chln
every morning on rising, II lgs!
avoid the danger Of much sul'. I'D
say nothing of the time ahI ~ IN
saved In the end. No stryvu,Jas
arsenic. The physicians pTt'g,,I,
recommend it. Ask your dIg W.
u and take no other. Price NF
lie' Prepared only by .,s
Waco, 10
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Personal.

Mr j W. Carin, OF Louisville, KY is
IN town.
Mr.. A.. Alexander vent up to HI.lshor
last night.
Misses Emma and Luclla Chambers
leave this morning TO spend u icw weesa
with friends in Palestine.
Mrs. Dr. W. H. Brown has been .Huit
unwell for the past lcw days, but We are
pleased to hcai she was improved yestcI-
day.
Mi. ". H. Ross leaves this morning on
the Texa, and st. Louis tmin fol nm. tx
tended "trip in the interest ut Mi Tom
Padgitt's saddle housc.
NJ and Mira r X Jordan l.tt on last
nights train for New York. Mrs j., who
is in rather delicate heplth, will probably
| remain east anti cool weather.
Clarence Wallace started ior Burnett
last night. via Austin, lie could no Longer
bear the suspense n to his brothers i.ic,
and went to learn the best or worst.
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NzzzSaLSssssrssii..sA' VA -
10 All VIM Want Printing. of
ANY kind.

At mo- time since ITS cstHb ishmcnt has
the EXAMINER been go well equipped TO
execute all kinds ot Job printing as 1t is
to-day, and We invite an Investigation of
samples aud facilities We hay, for thu"
foreman OF our job rooms prln rr who
is as compe eut rs amy IN the state; Ia
cihtics, in the shape u printing machn-
cry, not pos-oesed by amy other printing
house III the city, aud 10y far the largest
and most complete stock of stationery
and printing material ever IN Waco. We
can and will give satisfaction IN quality
and prices, and guarantee prompt exc
cutiou Inquiries cot estimates from
other towns given rs prompt aud careful
attention ar home orders.
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The u. R. INJUNCTION AT Heiton.

RELION, July 70 -7IhC COnUeWnNllWn
cause ui the Missouri, kansas and Texas
railway company vs., W, ). Rather, jr,
was decided today. II has been pending
about two months, and excited much IN
trrst. Rather asked S2,G2j tor certain
lots desired Tor depot purposes, and Tia,
company GAINED the price too high and
flied .ui tn condemn. The commission.
crs awarded damages Mt $500 from which
Rather appealed to the county cOmt
Meantime nm Injunction Wa sued on
against the road By Rather Rather thu
undertook to remove the case TO the Fed
cral court This was ov rrulrd, and th'
inunctirn disS Ncd, The final trial &"
the condemnation cause came oil to-day
and the jury gave Rather Sl,2i0 damages
which will probably be accepted by botl
sides
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INN Mmr in LgpNI.

Further particulars from the war ~
Egpyt state TINT j. G. EHton needs
5000 printing presses to transact his
business, that he has to work fourteen
hours day and six days IN the week
to get OIL his edition.
Will sell An readily to IL riled man as to
a 1ame girl. will 'abridge no privilc'
gcs" as long as the money is forthcom'
my, aud sollcits the grange trade to
help work oil his odd lots-bran new.
n. B.-Svrinklcd chr londsa specially
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r,rIrtL TALE ~ TRUE.
Reported bro" ming Of VIZ. tii"
wallace in the Colorado.

-v-,,DonmuuIfv was VrunIlv -hOOkId
- ,, i,,' s r.porf that Sir GIN Wal
urc Of marty ot young men who
st.rtcG ant nom MS civ NH the first of
ia. month for a ann hunt. ar an over.
tin ia I.mn,.. and other points had
,nn, on nm in,iv drath ia the waters OF
,n. Colnr,Io The uriyin ui the report
,r,,s ,yi,i.h surcad rlpid v and brought
ginniu and sorrow wherever II was
srnLrn ~. the following telegram re-
nri. ed ny Mr. Andrew Brown carly in the
,nrrnnon
BURNETT. july u, lssl
NJ, Arly Htuv,
Mann ,r.,,o, ,o.,,J ON ur rolorado.
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THE WASHER
what that III thor

what IL that. ~ .tAor
a mas ut dear,
You will hlWAys hni ~ auding here,
Poised on thu corner Of the street.
Proudly display ing IT. tiny feet,
Twirilng lts lit'lr tcn-Crnt cane
And stupefy INK IT. tender hr In
with tho smoke of paper cigarette.
Duu't touch 1t, dear, IL VA raised q pet.
WIN 1t bite, p8Othrrt'
well, should shout,
IL Will bite free lunch Ion all that Oui.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-28

II there ever WAS IL specific foTlyycr
one complaint then CgEtK Headache, and
Pills are aspee!i|dld know this. They
every w5ily positive cure, hut sure
,aTivcntivc II rakeu when the approach
is felt Curtcrs Little Liver Pills net
directly upon the liver and bile, and in
this why remove the cause Of discUs,
without first m king you sick by u
weakening purge. II You try them you
will not he disappointed. Sold by
Tucker y Willis, Waco, Texas,
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Improved Iron lnyIuo,,,,.

The most perfect md sou.,
blnntion known to The ' n,l'o
which iron is combined o, Wolas
Is the success OF tins prcpo,s , 70 g
destined to become. withona,U o.
most popular OF all the ir"s Oo,.
in use. And we hesitate n.y.. 'O,A
that this medicine is no sec r, u =. !,
cheaply COTTON up componnJ' I a
genuine constitutional rem', v'i 3
ing those Alternative powers ~! 3
TO rechperate and invigoro-e n, o''
system when broken down ~, ", Y, +.
disease commonly called W. uts
known a. dyspepsia and InJi, nil, a.4
which ninc.tenlhs OF 81 our m ''' y
mate, because when the Jjo a., a's
paired from want OF the Mains r,i'.
Is so important in the digr,,,r'" !
OF man, then 1t is that tlli.iV,,,s' =.
many type, usually called Si.e.'1
lassitude aud sour stomn,b - ~
mental exhaustion, impaired , WAN
general prostration OF the WIKI ,,,'' y
liver complaint, followed by niol,
and all diseases OF the Bloan " .'.
SEH and BLADDER, that mod 81 u
fearful aches known as rbayS'-1e
r,lgla, backachc and neno l'.'l =
headache. And all consnv,. y
weak females. who ale In ,t.IN
good tonic to build up their , o,....
cannot find, We honesty b'l.s,g, " .
or u more certain remedy oNs,.,
bottle is sufficient ~ pio,. t''' L.
wonderful medicinal pronr., z.
regularly according to i,s.
your druggist iur lNpRlylp h..
ORATOR, and be- SURF tp b,. ~.
Price , per bottle Pr,,,.l u.
Tucker & Willis, Waco ltr. %
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A UCTlON SALE.

On saturday, July 2Yth, beginning be
tween lOnnd II O'Clock m, viii he sold
At auction the stock of sadIery, harness,
brides, and other leather goods SAVED
from the. recent fire in our house .n
Bridge street, his city, The sale will take
place at our old stand, corner Bridge street
and public squire. Sale without reserve
u71sd2t SrAltRA 4 lIERBEIIN.
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Eun For Monday NIKht.

On Monday night, July 3lst, a grand
hall will be given NJ D"Francis garden.
Admission ice for gentlemen fifty cents
The ticket given in exchange Tor this Zee
will not only cntitlc the holder to dane
ing privileges, but also to refreshments tor
twp-iCe cream, lemonade. etc. Thi- H.
very liberal and good time is assured
TJSlM
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Referring to the announcement OF an
auction sale by Mcssr- Sparta ~ llrrh"lin
on next saturday. We N" Pleased 10 suite
that insurance matters have been ihlly
and satisfactorily adjusted. and tnnt It j.
the Intention pt the firm to resume hu.t
ness al, the old stand III soon ne circum
,tanccs will permit. The auction 81 ,
presents favorable OPP 'rtulity to all
who with to buy anything In the line OF
.ald.ery and other leather goods.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-28

A day and night school ot telegrnphy
has bceR opened by Mrs, Il. Il. Lamb,
formerly operator of Texas md 81. Louis
railroad. Students will be taken ON
reasonable terms. Applications received
at McClclland hOtcl.-O72Glw
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The best place to get them; where they
are guaranteed to you ms being strictly
pure. and giving tul satisfaction is at
Tucker Il Willis.-I2OlC
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The old Chunccd,o>.,.

Ladies When in want Of Dye Culor- OF
any shade from 10 cents mp, that gives
the very best of satisfaction, then 20 Ia
Tucker a Willis They have the largest
and most complete stock over brought
to this markot.-79Ud&Wtf.
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War. WurM Wur!!!

Death to the whole insect family, az,
nothing short ri final determination vii
result where Persian Insect Powder i
used in those bellows or powder gun
kept by Tucker ~ Willis, the whole outli
sn ,hpuu
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Just receive Il, two cases Ol blUaChe
lO-i shcelng at 2ic per yard, good Nalu,
Soc. At Levine Bros.-U723tc
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A most splendid nerve tonic aH
alive. A sure and speedy rem
nervousness, wakeiulne's, ana .
We are frank TO admit that ths
ELIXIR has no real or actlaI
properties direct in It's cOmblhl
that its quIeting influences 81
reached through It's tonic ele'b .
system, and when the following
are experienced by the indlyiia-,
NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEURALGIA N
ism, NERVOUS PRosTRA1ION' ORGY
by excessive drinking and e.
which naturally produces W.
energy and impaired vitality l-
that this POWERFUL ELlNIR Is ll0'
cd to restore the nerves 10 lurI .
condition, thereby giving Yigo /
newed strength OF he whole sy''.I-
deranged from OYerwOrk or oa
Ask your druggist tor 1t, ana "
other. Price 80 cents and u NJ
Prepared only by Tucker " VILE
Texas.
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VIII open Its TALL term with an eNccllcn
faculty on september Ith.
SAM'L L. WRIGHT,
O7l2dSwG" President
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-28

Kentucky Whiskics,-It you want
straight gond sour mash Kentucky
whiskies, call only for G.. Conrad " Co.'S
Moss Rose Bourbon or Governors
Choice Rye. Ask your grocer for them
7glIt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-28

On good Land security Long time
low rates. Address J. Il. Watkins " Co.,
Dallas. -l0U7dNw2w
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For gents furnishing goods, gu to San
Ger Erna.
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just opened, AN elegant lot Of new
Spanish and cream lucrs at h. hhber'H
N Irt
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Why don't you try Carter's Little
Liver Pills. They are II positive cure
for ok headache and all the ills pro
duced by disordered liver. Only one
pill dose. Sold 10y Tucker x Willis,
WucD IrXns. --l2Glw
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Fresh lurnip and garden seeds at Tuck
81 n Wills.
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Georgia Agricultural krpor,
ior july.

The report ot he commissioner ut ngri-
culture OF he state OF Georgia ON cotton,
tor July, IL ~ follows
Cotton is reported below an average in
every section OF the state. Ilii- il due 10
the elect OF cold weather, which has pre-
vailed to an unusual degree this spring,
Compared to mn average, ii Is, in north
Georgia, 81; in middle Georgia, ~, in
southwest Georgia, ~; in east Georgia, 81;
in southeast Georgia, 9S, and In the whole
state, o., The injury ha, been greatest in
north Georgia, where the stand has been
mat, rally reduced by the low tcmpola,
turr. In some counties portion of Nv
crop wus killed by frost TN the IA and
1th OF June. The recent warm Wetthcr
and abundant raj ls have rapidly develop.
cd the plant, which still has ample time
To recover, in large degIC from the
effects OF the mniHvOrable spring.
Those unhappy persons who suiler
from nervousness and dyspepsia should
use Carriers Little Nerve Pills, which
are made expressly for sleepless, ner-
yous aud dyspeptic sufferers. Price ~
cents All druggists, Sold 10y Tucker
n Willis, Waco, TcNas.-725 lw
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


~enfr authorized 90 annouuc" CO... )
Gather Of Walls county As candidate ,nh
irct 10 the democratic nominating convention,
10 represent the counties ot Falls and M'Lth-
nan In tut ur.t Legislature u- state senator
Nrart authorized 10 Announce tho nhiu' "i
} 4 Mariinu-u candidate tor thr stat" senate
from the district composed ui MrLnuuah anu
fAtln counties .lhirct tu the action ~ Tue
democratic senatorial convention .-",IhlSW
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-01-10
SKINNED Milk.
Dr Foote's Health Monthly.

Dr Foote's Health Monthly
DR.. Brush, of Mount Vernon, N. Y.
has written to the Medical Record
sensible protest against the wantOn
waste of skinned milk, which is fire.
quently seized and poured into the gut
ter 10y the inspectors of the Board Of
Health. There is, he says, no reason
to regard skinned or even watered
milk as injurious to health or innu-
tritious, and for babies and adults
with weak stomachs, it is to be pre-
ferred to milk which is rich in fat. He
quotes Authorities who state that even
calves thrive best on skinned milk
not because in state Of nature their
mothers milk would be too rich for
them, but because as cows are fed and
continually MIXED, The secretion be-
comes unnaturally rich in solid and
fatty constituents. 1t is further argued
that when children are fed on over.
rich milk, portion of the fat passes
through them unabsorbed, and conse-
quently Liebig proposed the use of
skinned milk of COWS in the prepara-
ton of milk to correspond as closely as
possible with human milk. SKINNED
milk sent to cities is not liable to be
the product of diseased COWS, for their
milk cannot be kept long enough for
| the cream to rise in paying quantity
Therefore the only possible objection
TO the sale of skinned milk is that peo-
pie may be made to pay the same price
for it as though part of the cream
had not been removed. Instead tAcp of
coniscating and destroying it when
found coming into city, there should
be some punishment for dealers who
. charge full price for it, and an extra
fine put upon those who add water,
for the dilution of milk to the require
ments Of babies can better be attended
! to cat home"
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-01-10
a Peculiar ffapir.
Or. Foote'S Health Monrhly

Dr. Foote'S Health Monthly
DIR. S. Weir Mitchell, III work OIL
nervous diseases, refers to an affection
common to children and not uncommon
in adults, to which he has given the
name "Habit Chorea" II consists Of
a frequent spasmodic action Of some
muscle of the face or body which
causes q twitching of the eyelid, draw
ing of the mouth one way or another,
twisting of the head, elevation Of one
shoulder, etc., etc. There is q large
variety of such movements which tend
to make the subject an object of curios-
ity or Of laughter. 1t is well called "a
chorea habit, because it is something ei
the nature of st Vitus' dance (chorea),
and occurs generally in nervous organi.
zations, or when because Of general ill
health the system becomes debilitated
and proportionately irritable. In the
Medical and Surgical Reporter
physician relates his experience with Il
few such cases, and concludes that
in many Of them the fault may be over
come merely by calling upon the indi-
vidual to exercise his will power TO
prevent the movements. In this the
friends and relatives can be of service
in frequently reminding him to be on
his guard and control himself. The
longer the habit is permitted TO 20 on
the more difficulty there will be I'm
overcoming it-especially in children.
When it is evident that the movements
can be controlled by the exercise of the
will, it is important to urge them to
check themselves early. and if there is
any reason to believe that the general
health is impaired, this should aslo re-
ceive due attention. -
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g 81

physician, night and day, for the long
weeks of the presidents illness. Drs.
Agnew and Hamilton did not give all
their time to the case, or their loss
would have been much greater; but
DR.. Bliss surrendered his entire prac-
tice of necessity. Drs. Agnew, Ham
ilton and Bliss, it is expected, will con-
slider $4,000 apiece fair compensa-
tion for their work. Drs. Barnes and
Woodward are officers of the govern
ment, so that they suffer no pecuniary
loss from their attendance on the case.
The physicians hope the matter will
be settled before the holidays, and
Gen Garfeld's friends desire the bills
settled before the eulogies are pro
nOunced