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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03
AEnntR9 Sbun.

Wishing 10 close 0ut our business. we
Offer oar large stock OF staple and fancy
grocer = At from % 70 - per cert.
Cd caper than the anne goods can BE- had
anywhere else in the city. Come ard see
for Yourselves.
03i2u W. B. ~C,RBoRaUaH Il Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03

The st. Louis Post-Dispatch paws the
prospective supreme court Judge high
compliment especially when Il is re-
nlaiAoered that the Post-Dispa,ch is an
Independent journal with ds,oo,r.t;,
incIinations:
Roscoe Conlding-the ablezt oros.
est, proudest OF them all--is poor t9.,5a, l,',
No one came so near to be acting nro,i
dent OF this country during the ejght
years of Grant IS Conkliug. No man in
Washington, except Grant, had such
power, such influence, such opportuDI-
ties Mr. Conkling did not profit by
them: He is poor to-day, and this char
acterizes the difference between him
ana and the otber leaders Of the republican
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03

There VAS gloomy, melancholy col
lection Of individuals in ST Louis
Wednesday. They W 70 the undertakers
of Missouri, holding State convention
TO regulate prices and provide for ma
tual protection. The rural brethren were
taken around the city and shown the
fine hearscs, the latest styles OF collins
md all the ccmeteries.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03

Congressman Wash Jones, one Of the
house committee on elections, signed the
minority report protesting against the
unseating Of Cannon the Mormon dele
gate from Utah. But let us be Just to
Col Joncs-this Is not an indjcation
that he endorses poiygamy He, no
doubt, took the view that Cannon had
been legally elected, and had the right
to serve his term ou., without reference
to his views on polygamy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03

The New Nork Tribune lives only to
worry the stalwarts. When the news of
Conklmg's nomination reached New
York the tribune said: "Guiteau has
made d Supreme Judge as well az "a
presidcn;,aud is not hung yet"' 'Guileau
viii die happy yet if lac is furnished the
Tribune cvory day up 70 June 3Oth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03

The dispatches this morning report
continued disasters III the Mississippi
NnLleN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03

I,,,l.i iH' best place 10 get refreshments ana
j,cg' ,'is:, @ W ny KIND OF sty e. and alsa fhe
~, ,,'N, ," . ccHI clIn in The ci,y. can be fonnI
=" o,osI S.i4.. h"phal's Austin avenue. ''''"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03

Gala day III Pennsylvania on the 9th
of this month Six men TO be hanged
that day. "
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03
WACO, MARCH 8, 1882,

# is said that Guiteau read Blaine's
Grafton with eagernesi,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03

Every body wants to see sweet six
teen"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03

., b'0r ,l,'. n cot bis GOV ted uto2r.rn and
VI. vince has aHo her eyidel ce Of tie
: ~ my Gh2laet-r Ji the average Ameri-
c''l female 10 add 20 his collection.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03

I liz LII beautiful designs. nsnMo ns,na ., card ,r
Ehl) Elegant new designs, The vi, bsny ny
~,joc 1C soonest So S. PACK ever sold, with name ,
Gordon pr,nt,n Sr 70 Extra large Clromos. iec,
0'"on ffihlfhS Co. Nuithford u
EI-2S%EJ,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03

Enlarged, retittei, elegantly lighted and
VenIllnied, and now the best appointed
resort In the city tor iirst-clasS bar and
billiard hall patrons. Prompt and cour-
tcouS treatment, and the best goods tor
al at lin "Commcrcial," II Austin Ave
nue.-lUO6tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-03

ACNE they would l'e almost priceless to thoac who
siliicr IRON this distressing COMPLAINT h,It fort
nately their goodness does not end here. dthos,
VINO once try them will find these little pills ,ahl
hp's = IN 80 many ways that they will not b. willing
10 DO without them. But after all sick bead
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-09-15
SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY.
Read, Mark and Inwardly Digest.

If YOU have nausea, want of appetite, fatulency,
dizziness feyerish SYMPTOMS, youare suffering from
costiveness and Hop BitterS is the Sure Cure.
If your vital forces are depressed, if you have a
feeling of general aSsitude and weakness, are east
ly faigued, perspire freely on going to sleep, are
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If YOU have a sense of weight or fullness in the
stomach a changeable appetite sometimes yoraci-
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you.
If you freeze one hour, burn the next and sweat
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If YOU have dry, harsh and yellow skin. dull
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eyes bowels irregular; hacking or dry cough; IT.
regular appetite; shortness of breathing; feet and
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If YOU have complaint which few understand
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If you have Bright's disease of the kidneys any
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Poetry.
Billy Malone le

Billy Mahsne, It's no wonder you win
Och hone! Billy Malone!
For sure its yourself that goes through thick and
thin
Och hone! Billy Malone!
It's little you mind
The black looks you find
Before or behind,
As you grab at your bone
sYou get It, ashore,
And are hungry for more
Och hone, Billy Malone!
Billy Malone, tits yourself is the boss
Och hone! Billy Malone!
And yours is the gain, whose ever the loss
Och hone! Billy Malone!
Yourself its that marks
The ways of the clerks,
And not dog barks
Except in your tone.
If one should rebel
Your fist he must smell
Och hons! Billy Malone!
Billy Malone, it 80 clearly appears
Och honei Billy Malone!
That you are the Jewel of all brigadiers-
Och hone! Billy Mahoney
You have at your call
ThePresidents all,
And the Senate's proud hail
Is surely your own;
While each party hack
Stands up at your hack
Och hone! Billy Malone!
Billy Mahsne, if you choose to aspire
Och hone! Billy Malone!
Sure nothing's to stop you from going up higher
Och hone! Billy Malone!
No reason you see
Why you shouldn't be
The next nominee,
Except cyclone;
For yours is the plan
That captures the clan
Och hone! Billy Malone!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-09-15
A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN,

Messrs Editors:-
The above is good likeness Of Mrs. Lydia E. Pink.
ham, of Lynn Mass. who above all other human beings
may be truthfully called the Dear Friend Of Woman"
as some of her correspondents love to call her. She
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Of life-study, and is obliged to keep six lady
assistants help her large correspondence
which daily pours in upon her. each bearing its special
burden of suffering, Or joy at release from it. Her
Vegetable Compound is medicine for good and not
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am satisfied Of the truth of this.
On account of its proven merits 1t is recommended
and prescribed by best physicians in the country.
One says: at works like charm and saves much
pain 1t will cure entirely the worst form Of falling
of the uterus, Leucorrhoea, irregular and painful
Menstruaton, all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and
liberation, Floodings all Displacements and the
sequent spinal weakness end is especially adapted to
the Change of Life"
Ityeggeates every portion Of the system, and gives
new life and Figor 1t faintness, atuleEcy,
destroys al craving for smuiants and relieves weak
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Nervous Prostitution General Debility, Seeplessness,
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under all circumstances act in harmony with the law
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only g. per bottle six for &c. and is sold by
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the of many who have been restored to perfect
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For Kidney COMPLAINT OF sfther sex this compounds
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"Nrs Pinkhams Liver Pills." says one writer, "are
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BIiousness and Torpidity Of the liver. Her Blood
Purifier wonders in its special line and bids fair
tn euIlal the CompOuud in its popularity,
All must respect her Angel of Mercy whose sole
ambition is to do good to others.
Philadelphia. Pa. - Mrs. A. NJ D.
june16
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ToHN W. STOUT,

TOHN W. STOUT,
y ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,
Will practice in the Courts of Augusta aud ad
joining counties.
Trout aug30-1y
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-09-15
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS On VALLEY
y. AND b. g. o. RAILROADS

On and after Monday, June 18th, the trains on tn
B. & O. and V. r. will leave Staunton as follows:
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-05
Erel,rnu. of BeautIes.

Though Il is indispensable to beauty ID
have the eyebrows Of dark color and also
A protection to the sight, as they are the
natural shade OF the eye, yet when they
become larger and shaggy IL gives a look OF
vulgarity and IS also mark Of old age.
We must request you TO attend - thi-'
and. il the hair grows too long and thick.
70 keep n down with the SCISSORS.
II this be not sufficient, me oi
the longpsl hairs may be removed by
the twefzars The sflle meats inug 1r
tried and ore much better aud saitr Than
ans depnatgrt - diminish The extent pl
he rvehroNs and prevent them rom
srresfing. We have : very diiis7tni taste
III this respect ron tie nucisut Romans,
gfo cons drred D. Indispensable in . beauty
n have Der eyebrows meet, vhl- b. in
scotland cailei ''lucE-n- hr1Tne1. from a
notion that the person Wln-- eyebrow are
80 fo-meI l.. or should b.. iuckg.
Ifsfead. therefore. % painting TIE srece
hefy-een The evehrurs o. iiui ore b Dr. Ee
carsilrri q more haudsnme o. nrTe rf iue
hair removed ani Ih- eTfnrfWs vel e a.
I'D Fire Roman f-sht1a. if futs Pc
c,rf-ssei fsrmei o better cut rrE % gre
rpuf the f--rsiirafi1f rf tire iOrae.1 ~ f'n
f.Ifnr into fhe efes. nud lhis. ae-i1 3
farninr a shade for tie d rnt- b tncir riiie
r.ifira secnriirg 90 Suc7stes. uas in-tnfif'f'
M form ar.i f|lsce ~ the eyru-rws r. 4
sfraug arg -aent for Fr1fiieuce. ~ !
Hn7~f~fIaaaar
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Coffee and tea are natural lilies. but they
are also natural rivals. As against aleo-
holic drinking in any form they are com
bined Il Is over the unoccupied territory,
after alcohol has been driven away, that the
contention between the two comes Taking
I World through. the general verdict
seer,s 20 be in lsvor Of iea. Two Of the larg-
eft empires in the world-ChinA and Russia
ARE tea drinkers. In Bokhara. ard
e.wa-esus. and iH most ptris
m Cent? Asa. abe tfa-uan l. is--
fver .-ssmin- 90 u.c 'abfr nend,
he Arab sod the IaTk. and with Them TIE
-rtoi- ives err parf 81 he Aolam fnedsn
,.o-i7 a-e c1ffs driuEers. The decision -
4 T-.,-.r,s - Goa absolute f0r either site u
,eeuns 70 BE- very raucn determined ~ vaai
= nav call the scc1enfs # the case. ne
n..i .fis which can rtt GOOD coffee drink epi-
/ re Thuse which ea1 Eef good - drink iea
] Tbo-@ zl.ich csn ref 18th drink both Ing
ta,s5 cl-frns o. b. one rfrhtse. uut TIE prefer
-. ~ En lard j. b. nd al npltt ~ -
"a r.rr f,r coffee TIE unfair chrice ?
go, 1a-rrlr com r.ers.fed foT - tre I rlie.
e..tes lie rtiel cfifi-e c0rrurninr c1ufltfl
ir ne world. Enrlishmer, TO Wcnl1
r--hrbiV make ma-e use - c1t-e th.i
hey Do II they cou 0nce p lndr1-l y
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church was connected by telephone With
the entire city and many persons remained
nj home TO enjoy the novelty Of hearing tho
sermon, and singing over the wire. The
subjects selected we're such ~ led to broad
and liberal views and presented no points
for discussion Of the questions on. when
the speaker Is believed to bein conflict with
the dogmas of his church.
IL Is reported here that the Texas " ~.
Louis Narrow Gauge reached Gatesyllle
this morning. That place, IL is believed
will be the western terminus for some
time.
The regular term of the United States
district court began here to-day. Judge
Mccormick will arrive tonight All other
officers are here. ..
Yesterday a negro while resisting arrest
was shot and severely wounded by one, OF
a posse summoned by Policeman Bell to his
assistance.
A drummer for Galveston house got on
was pretty roughly handled by the propri-
etor
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mo OLD SOLDIERS
Bm 0lsu Goods, New 8iock and Lou Prices Of
scuOOI, SUPPLIES ssAsT .nGAsgf,,gg A. 1prsu

overcome The initial difficulties Of having
/ II prepared ~ II ought 10 be- Tea can be
made easy enough II may DO strong OF
Z weak according 10 fancy. II steal In either
catc. The right plan, We are assured is TO
/ put plenty often into the pot, then 10 add
q little moro tea; and this done. 10 leave
to chance whether tue liquid comes
out strong or weak. But Whatever we
may think Of weak tea, there Is no good
word TO be said for weak coffee. Coffee
must be very strong If II Is TO deserve the
name OF coffee at all. II is a generous
drink, and II is for generous natures. The
little ats which the frugal bousekeeper
uses in making tea are not TO be thought of
in making coffee. There must be no
economy in the amount used; no filling up
of the POI; no making the came materials
serve twice over. That tea should be made
like this Is bad enough, but there may be
tastes so depraved as to put up with it and
to see nothing to object to about it, The
man has yet to be found who can even
make pretense of liking weak coffee, Ndilu-
ded into ten times its proper volume, and
as deficient in fragrance as. in strength
TLondon Times.
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BRAIN STIMULATION.
Effect OF Smoking, Drinking and Scratch
Ing the Head


Effect OF Smoking, Drinking and Scratch
Ing the Head.
The anatomst is familiar with the fact
that there are two large nerves of sensation
known as the fifth pain" which are dis
tributed to the top of the head and face and
to the mucous membrane of the mouth,
nose and eyes, These nerves are closely
connected with the nerves which con-
troll the action Of the heart and blood
vessels. BY their stimulation the hearts
action may be increased. This OK
plains the fact that duplication of cold water
or cold air to the face is one of the best
means of reviving person who has fallen
in syncope, IL is a curious fact that people
of all nations are accustomed, when III any
difficulty to stimulate one or another
branch OF the fifth nerve and quicken their
mental processes. Thus some persons.
when puZ lied, scratch their heads; others
rub their foreheads, and others stroke or
pull their ears. thus stimulating the occipi-
tai, frontal, or mental branches of these
nerves. Many Germans, when thinking,
have habit of striking their fingers
against their noses, and thus stmu-
lating the nasal cutaneous branches, while
in other countries some people stimulate
tie branches distributed to the mucus
membrane of the nose by taking smut. The
late Lord Derby, when translating Homer,
was occustomed to eat branded cherries.
One man will eat figs while composing a
leading article; another will suck chocolate
creams; others will smoke cigarettes,
and others sip brandy and water.
By these means they stimulate the
Ilingual and buccal branches of the
nerve, and thus refexly excite the
brain. Alcohol appears to excite circula-
tion through the brain refexly from the
mouth, and to stimulate the heart reflexly
from the stomach, even before tits absorbed
into the blood. Shortly after it has been
swallowed however, it is absorbed from the
stomach, and passes with the blood to the
heart, to the brain, and to the other parts
OF The nervous system, upon which it be-
gins to act directly.-[Dr. Breunton in Con-
temporary Review.
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Special 70 the ueraid
waxauAcnIr October S.-Tbe social
event Of the season occurred to-day. being
the marriage Of Mr.. william II. Allen.
prominent attorney ofrerrell. and Miss Sid
rltr Penn. one Of our most beautiful and
nrromrIished Young ladies. The ceremony
r1ot place in the Methodist church, and was
witnessed By large c0ncourse OF TRENDS
and relatives. guests from Various cites ans
farrns IN the state being present. Inc
ef.rrh rras handsomely decorated. and an
eiesnrt reception 81 the residence Of the
h-,re', rarerss followed the ceremony The
brilri marty .for Terrell On the evening
s-si1. rr-1mpsnied BY the best wishes d =
isos- q f-i,'r1s.
WsrsHscHrE. October To-day being
.-srtr -. day. there is q large crowd n
s~~r- ard almost every canci1aie IN ne
corutr Is here lab0ring with the ''deai
OR streets are PACKED and iamrned -
r.f-cn rarurs the last few oays. ald z
sr.Irnfid chnnce i ursseutet here ~ c9.tor
buyer 20 purchase al ne cot'on tosJ
Trsss h.s revived vsry much within n
rIsst ~ DAYS.
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accompany him to Galveston, where she
roQlstered at the 0irardln house with him
no Mrs. Spear. Some misunderstanding
without money or friends. She left this
morning for her home In Colorado.
News Of the death Of Mr.. D. McCaleb, at
Cold Springs, Mississippi, few days since 70
recuperate his health, 10 received here with
sorrow by his many friends. Mr.. McCaleb
was, without doubt, one of the most brill
liant journalists Of the south, but ms ex g
tremely delicate health for number OF
wears past had compelled him to abandon
almost entirely his literary pursuits:
Cotton quotations-First two grades not
quoted. others, 10f, l04, lO4, H. receipts' y
COL; sales, 2,057.
Futures opened irregular, but closed
steady; sales, LOO bales.
: Rails Uncle Toms Cabin has been pre-
sented here three times with marked sue
cess, drawing the largest houses of the sea-
son.
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Special 10 the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, October 3.-Iniormation
wss received to-day Of another killing.
James and Adam Wilson, two wealthy
scotchmen, both men of family, residing at
FRO water-hole, sixty miles west OF this
city. quarrelled. and Adam, the younger
brother, shot James fatally. The report
was received with great surprise, as both
men were regarded as quiet gentlemen.
James was drunk, and In a fit OF violence
assaulted Adam, who shot James. Adam
was acquitted by jury Of inquest on the
ground Of self-defense.
SAN ANTONIO October 2.-lnformation
was received here to-day Of the killing OF
Dolly Durand, who was the main witness IN
the case against John Lyons, recently tired
here. Durand was asleep in the woods at 1
O'Clock at night, when a party OF six mep
rode no and literally riddled him with bull
lets. One Of the shots broke bis neck.
Durand was 9 notorious thief, and was be
lieved 70 have been the murderer OF Uck
NcCor. as be turned states witness 70
sweat the lives OF others away. He was
undoubtedly killed an account OF his test
flying against Lyons.
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Hrain stimnlatiOn.

The anatomist Is familiar with the fact
that there are two large nerves of sensation
known rs the fifth pair" which are dis
tributed to the top of the head and face,
and to the mucous membrane OF the mouth,
nose and eyes. These nerves are closely
connected with the nerves which control
the action of the heart and Of the blood
vessels. BIZ their stimulation the
hearts actioi may be increased. This ex.
plains the fact that application OF cold
water or cold air TO the face is one OF the
best means of reviving 9 person VINO
has fallen IN syncope. IL is curious
fact that people of all nations are accus-
toned, when in any difficulty, TO stimulate
one OF another branch OF the fifth nerve.
and quicken their mental processes. Thus
some persons, when puzzled, scratch their
heads, others rub their foreheads, aud
others stroke or pull their bear 8, thus
stimulating the o,cipital frontal or mental
branches OF these nerves. Many Germans,
when thinking, have a habit OF striking
thier fingers against their noses, and mus
stimulating the nasal cutaneous branches,
while in other countries some people
stiu ulate the branches dis ibuied 10
the mucous membrane BY taking
snuff The late Lord Derby,
when transiating Homer. was &C.
customed 10 eating brandy cherries. One
man will eat figs while com losing leading
article; another will suck chocolate creams,
Others will IN IKE cigarettes, AID others up
brandy and water. BY these means t1ey
sfirnu1sfe the lingual and buccal branch >
Of he nerve. and thus rehetly excite their
brains. Alcohol appears b. excite circula-
ton through the brain ref KY rum the
mouth. aad n stimulate the heart refeKly
from the sOmah, even heOre II y ab-
sorsed into blO0i shortly after IL has
been swallowed, however u IL absorbed
fro,n tbe stomach. and passes with the
hiood 10 the heart. % the brain. and to the
other paris oil The nervous system, upon
which II begins 70 act direefly.-TD DR.. Breun-
D ION IN Contemporary Review.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-05

The eighth and last day of the Feast of
Tabernacles begins this evening at sunset
and closes tomorrow evening at the same
hour, which brings to close the feast and
holidays of the Sabbatical year. There
will be services morning and evening at the
temple EMANUEL to-day and tomorrow,
Rabbi Schulz officiating.