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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-14
THE CITY.

-Iiycr low.
Weather cool and pleasant.
sill bigger peaches coming IA
Fishing is good IN the Bnsquc.
Fine grapes coming in pien'iiu'iy'
--Eun cloud, Oh AL sides yesterday.
batter i, fresh aud in good demand.
WWcrmclous drug on the market
-Ncstcrlny wa. a dull lay in business.
Tickling noses with slraws 10 getting
fashionable.
TREE. and shrubs arc growing rapidly
altDI the raiu.
a genuine l.a2arus came In on one Of
the trains yesterday
a great many carloads OF Indian Ter
ritory coal are standing ON the Missouri
Pacific switches.
THAT wa. an awful accident At T-Xar-
ks recorded IN our special dispatchc- in
another column.
The conductor Cook, who killed the
tel gapn operator at faylor has been
taken to Georgetown.
-tlltt II NOW Nfil W llt hlulNl NV VI
with white corn cut mp 10y machinery to
resemble gInin- al rice.
.-BusIrc.s IL going on worse than ever
In the city; the stream has broken out
Hirrsh and IN new places.
A lamp post hns been put up on the
corner OF Eighih and Mary street to thro"
light ON Ia" depot grounds.
Be sure to let the little f,lks see Prot,
Whites canine come lians and day Crcus,
and Prot Roberts pony circus ON Cuup'a
grant show LAY.
The ruins OF the house on Franklin
street, burned on Tuesday night, ARE Still
burning to the danger and dl.comiort OF
nelghboring buildings.
After long waiting Our townsmHn
Judge Mckee WIS cstcrdAy confirmed Hs
lnitcd Suites marshal tor the northern dis.
lriCt OF Texas, to -u~Ccc Il Judge Norton
lie il now In Washington but will no
doubt soon rrturn To enter upon the
duties OF his oillre.
The Tcxasund 1t Louis railroad train
from lrxalknnn. due At II O'Clock, htd
not reached thi- clty up To ! O'Clock this
morning. On arriving VI the depot at that
hour the train wus ,aid 10 he three hours
behind time ON account Of distractions
this side Of Irxnrhnni, caused by trees
blowing across the track.
"A warrant WAS Yesterday sworn out
ny an iritc rolorrl man and father tor the
%HsArH!Ad;" tnHtPpEH' lin away N1rf,
hcguil, Il, OF abducted his, the complain
ants daughter, a gill Of fourteen, with he
supp' scd intent to marry. The clOpr-
ment had taken place the night bet rc ur
on Wednesday evening, when clopcRont-
seemed 10 b. an the RAE. Outlying pro-
cincts are yet to be heard IRON Tor It,
pOits OF clOpumCnta.
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MOSS & 20 AUSTIN AVENUE

From every section of country tributary
to Waco comes the cheering new, nj good
crops and good times. In view Ot these
facts have added to my already large
stock oillonscfulnishing goods many new
novelties and designs not found in amy
other house OF the Kind In Central Texas,
and intend keeping same compete in every
particular. Ii would be Il task to rnume-
rate tue many articles keep in store, but
call and nsk Tor what you want that IL
used about house. and 1t | havn't II in
stock viii order same, rs ii il my aim to
Keep everything OF the kind wanted. |
still have on hand large stock OF Aason's
Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses, which now
"iirr low, The Farmer Girl Cook Stove
still looms up and holds its place fore
most OF al Ms the best baker and surrst to
please OF any In the market. | warrant
this stove and the beat recommendation
can give IL their Use in this section OF
country for several years, and every one
who has tried them will testify as to what
say ni 1t. have also complete line OF
bar Fixtures OF every design. carefully
selected 10 suit my trade. Also new line
OF Lamp Fixtures, Gas Fixtures, Chan
delicrs, Harps, Pendants, etc., and many
novelties space forbid, me to mention. I
have In connection with my stone Tin
shop whero repairing of all kinds can be
done ns low as the lowest, as | employ
none but skilled wUrkmen, guarantee
all work hilncd out to give Subtraction.
Don't forget the place is and 20 Austin
Avenue. Call and you will he treated
we'll Respectfully, C.N. CURTIS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-14

In the most beautiful and prosperous
portion OF Texas, on the line OF the Chi.
cagO, Texas 4 Mexican Central railroad
Al ALNARApO,
the junction OF the Missouri Pacific rail-
way.
On THURSDAY, July 10, lSS2,
the Anglo American Land and Claim as.
ISOLATION will offer ut
PUBLIC sALE
choice business and residence lots In that
beautifully located and prosperous town.
A.varndO IS located on high rolling prai-
ric just east east OF the Cross rimhers, In
the heart OF the grain and cotton produ-
cling region. IL increasing rapidly In wealth
and population, aud is one of the most
healthy localities In the state. This salt
offers u rare opportunity Tor Investment
Tor a home or profitable speculation.
TERMS OF sALE.
One-iourth cash, balance in one. two
and three years, with ten per cent inter
est on delcrr, payments.
SPECIAL KNCUWsluN TRAIN
will run ON day of sale from all points at
reduced rates. Fare ior round Tip from
purchasers ot property will be nhnd, d.
For lul Their Information call on or address
W II. WNlc, Town Lot Agent, A, A. l..
x &. A., 2t Main strect.-Tl2sd
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Nerve and TuNIc elhir'

A most splendid nerve TOME 50
alive. a sure and speedy Iyla
nervousness, wakeiIlne,s' an /
We are frank TO admit that ul'
ELlAIH has no real or acI.@ !
properties direct In it, eoinoiN
that IFS qnieling inlllcn,'
reached through Us t'nlc th''
system, and when Tho iollo"Il.
are experienced by the indlNIlI,
NERVOUS HEADACHE, SEuRAlull'
IisM, NERVOUS TRos1RA1IoN' py
by excessive drinking anu G
which naturally produces q v
energy and Impaired Vila'lt!' Y
that this POWERFUL Rlikis Is u.'
I'd to restore the nerves to ilgI
condition, thereby giving WgC
newed strength at he "llole 9,.
derangcd from oyerw0lk OF "
Ask your druggist for H. anu J..
other. Price 80 cents and ~ n
Prepared only by Tucker q WI
Texas,
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H.ys Them b, ,hc Gross.

STEuBESVILLK, Ohio, May -, 1851.
Please send me at once one gross OF your
most excellent medicinal tonic, Bro "n's
Iron Bitters. ! have used them in my
practice, for indigestion. dyspepsia, sour
stomach, heart burn, nausea, vertigo, etc,
and have met with great success, In effect.
isg cures. | find they give perirct tone
and real ctrcngth 10 every pNrt of the body,
and In Cases OF kidney lisrus,s ard con.
sumption they quickly stop all decay
X. b. ALEXANpEW. NJ. ID. aud d. ugglst.
Sold by Tucker x willis, Waco, Texas.
=1lNlM
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Improved Iron lnylus,,..

The most perfect and ss,,.,
binntion known to the ''
which iron Is combinrd sr lIV's
Is the success OF thus prcpNma%s, va
destined to become, witII"np' 'oA
most popular OF all the Ir", D.,
In use. And We hesitate nv, Wh
that this medicine IL no .ec, , 70 Y
chenply COTTON up compnl,nj y,
genuine constitutional rrn a, W ?
ing those Alternative powers p
to rccupcratc md lnyiyors,ay ~
system when broken down Sr u, 2
disease commonly called u, ny
known a. dyspepsia and lndl,, s
which ninc.h nths Of all uur NJ N
mate, because when the Jing NV -'
paired from want OF the nsin,..
Is ~ Important In the dIrrstiva' y
OF man, then 1t is that tlii,yVw,'
many iypeSn,ually called Ill
iassitude and sour stomach ~
mental exhaustion, Impaired J,'''
general prustrailun oi the vbG'e
liver complaint, tolloNedy"J.
and NIL diseases vt the Rto9n ~, '''. Z
sEY aud BLADDER, that brnJ- u
ieai tul aches known Ms r6ep@.s
r,lgin, backachc md npryor, /.
headache And nh con.9.,s
weak females, who ale In w..
good tonic 10 hui.l up their es.
cannot find, Nc honesty hl.,. =
81 a more certain rrme,ly nF.s.'
bottle ia sulll, lent to pfoy. "a
wonderful medicinal ptor-bs
regularly according In ,ibr'''
| Your druggist tor lWR.ygp h,
ORATOR, and be- sure 10 hs.
Pticr , per hottie rnts,
Tucker & Willis, Waco. In.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-14

have Just received Il fresh lot OF honey
trom q Limestone county Apiry Til,
honey i. pat up IN one to two pound
boxc. aud is clean and pure. Being IN
boxes docs not require handling Price
Il cent. per pound. Don't forget Good
Luck tloug-s2 10 per sack.
INl L q A-InN
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Electric CONSUMPTION (

Has undoubtedly lhr h.
'ior ot any medicine iol d
consumption that 90 have
able to find. 1t Is prcI1. !.
for consumption, and ~
affected with a deep. seated
long-standing a few do.e,
mediate relief, auj if ken. @.
feet a cure. II /, very ,uolll
lungs and pleasant 10 take. {.
nights sleep, free from thos
parOXysms OF coughing, i,sa
than the price of II halt lC.r
Ask your druggist for b 8
once price 80 cent, and ilf
Prepared only by luckG ! P
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-14

Not particle of quininc in Cartcrs
LAYER Bitters, but they are particularly
recommended H. those who have long
used quinine and felt its iniurious
effects. Sold by Tucker Il Willis, Waco,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-14

One of the latest and most ps
all liquii crthnlucs, this elegant
tiun /, ma,ic with srrtlmlvu- II
the b. At and most calcuAly sVhu
rial. II is with the glcatrst rItI
sc rrCJmn, MI this very SUE
harmless remedy ~ being ih +,
surcst laxative and ra'hmtC lC
mNles and children, now M W.
hubiiunl constipation ana llA.-
cannot iiEd.anythi x mOie,pi
tain. II is combined viii ST.
such u manner that the hitt-4
cascara sagrada II compile.
Ash your druggist lor il, ami
take no 9th It, Price ~ cents
pr,pared by Tucker ~ "
Texas.
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Used Tor dyspepsia Indigestion, weak
stomach, liver troubles, jaundire, con-tipn.
ii II, etc, Carriers LIVER Bittcrs show nm
prOvcmcnt almost from the first dose.
Sold by Tucker n Willis, Waco, 1cxas.-
-iO1u
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AIIrhe Young People.

Will want to enjoy the ball at Del'ran.
cis garden tonight and see the fiery bal
loon go skywurd. Cat, Zee fifty cents
for gentlemen. Bring as many ladies
as YOU chOOae
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Two great Cvils--hcadarhe and cons'i-
patton, atilicllng nearly all humanity, are
rrli we'd by Bailey's Saline Apclicnt
HUdNwlm
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On wednesday, July 18th, at the resi-
dence OF Mr. Ed Hayden in tina city, by
Rev. J II Rchey Mr.. Albert Hnydn n
to Miss Llzz,e Vac, daughter Of vii
liam Vale, ESD NJ Birmingham, Eng
land
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Gentlemen can find AN elegant assort-
eat OF KID and Isle thread gloves, white
str, white neck ties at Sparks, Mallory
Alltn.
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lie " Inc Bros.

Remnant sale comprise all new choice
goods that were purcha4hoI this season
and will lee sold revardl"ss nf cost n7uHtr
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IN WACO NATIONAL BANK, at Waco, IN
the state NJ Texas, al the close NJ business,
July l, lHsl.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-14

IIcuyy unu .nntiutirI rains ,iurlur I'M.
mnnth Of JpIy Which i. by porulni tradi-
lion given M To ,,Io,Iol,t ,lc 80 uni,un
mn uuv triuonI NOR. tt.,n.,, pY.suiu.
uoii,. And ,zu,,ilIy thosr ,yli'h h,,,r
fallen ia th,. list try lays us thrv inIirttr.
IN, tnrr thai while we ARE usually In JAY
nut ot the min ;, u. ~. hl,y,. ,irI.k his
v,g,r ,lurin, tl,,fiu.rth ut.,u. y,ur ul no
n,nn m,,1rtu,lr NM .,l.,r..fye ram
.tuiu. which ,.,,,. nov. l-f,d ,nu,InIuls-
ly over central Texas for four DAYS be
Vuu ON sunday niuht hist hyA very heavy
rain which extended from north ~ Fort
| Worth 10 this ritv ,el,Inu ., few milr. he
low uE That rain, whilcli was veIy rX-
fpnsiyc. "a t,nIiuC here from east t. west
only n small number of miles. the eastern
limit being about Hubbard Civnud to
the west hardl, to the Santa Fee lailruld.
That WAS the rNl,n. of the Nt,t rain. over
one hundred miles IN length. ami from
/ thirty to forty IN brHnh. On Mund "
night great rain fell 10 the cu-t. extend
! IL o from Tvlrr At least 10 Hubbard CITY.
aud from north 10 south. a distance of
| whi.h we are not nppIiscd. Tuesday no
rain tell here. but OH that day and We'd
ncsdAy rain clouds were observable 1T
nearly all Iunt, ui the compass ON the
horizon. There $, ems through MI those
three DAYS OF rain 10 have q. en- one sect, n
~ country almost untouched, "A section
ext, ndiny to the southeast from MouIs
willie l., GoIinlg through Irmpl, and sin
southwnru That ,rctiun. l6m the M
p,nrnncr of heavy iniu cloud, in that
direction. must have been visited yr,trr-
,u, evruinv and Ins' nj .ht win rntinis
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Linen ulsters, mohair ulstCrs, ladies'
and childrcn's dresses nj the greatest hHr-
gains ever offered at u. llubcrs G2itc
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Gentlemen, II you want req nice
scarf real nice white vest, n real nice
suit oi underwear and al overwhelmingly
Wo prices, call at B Iabcr's, --O5l4tc
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Kentucky Whiskies- II you want
straight, GOOD sour Mash koutu, KY wits
kie-, call onl, for G. Conrad IS Co.'S Mos'
Rose bourbon or Govern"r's Choice Rye
Ask your grocer Tor them flat.
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It's getting vry hot we must leave
on pur annual swnmrrtrp. Before We do
80 let call NJ > ny Bros. and get u
du ter trunk and yalisc, Then all a,ould
O1UgtC.
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Bottom u., .,I ', ,ui air telling
Goods are going oil like hot cake, last
and In large quantities NJ simeon litllc's
hrun .tnrn- on NM ~ MntInln nrlno..-M-
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sBcuNJ Rain Clouds.

Are Offering III .hru remnant sales
his week uncqualrd haIgtin-. u,r
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SUITS. 100 Different STYLES of SUITS
Fancy CasslmcTr
- Different Stylcs OF
Black WOrstrd
COATS. ~ Different Styles OF COATS.
Alpaca and Linen
10 Different Qualities
Black Sicilian "
VESTS. - different Styles OF ESpS
White and COlor"d
Black. Wnistrd and Sirilan
PANTS, 100 Differ, mt styles OF PANTS
Cashmere
~ Different Styles OF
Wursted
BUSTERS. Full Assortment BUSTERS
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Floor COVERINGS.

IL is mooted question whether mat
ting should be taken up and laid away
or LETT on the floor under the carpet.
Under an ingram the seams in the mat
ting undoubtedly wear the carpet. I'M
less three or more thicknesses of paper
are lad between them. Tapestry and
Brussels carpeting are but little affected
by the mating which undoubtedly
keeps better upon the floor. Indeed. if
it is left down and covered with coarse
brown wrapping paper, such as grocers
use, put between it and the carpet. it
will be found nicely cleaned by spring.
We have found stains which resisted all
other applications disappear entirely
under such treatment.
Carpets which have been laid away for
the summer should be carefully exam
ined before putting down, and ifVhe
moths have invaded them. should at once
be sent to the steam-cleaners. 7 Ingrain
carpets may be nicely mended by
slipping n patch under the hole and
FASTING patch and carpet together with
stiff -four paste, taking care that the
figures match, and ironing with hot
iron to make the edges lie smooth and
adhere properly. 50 .ge
The popular fancy for rugs and mats
is an economical one, since it renders it
easy to hide any wern or faded spots in
the carpet under their friendly shelter.
"A faded carpet may often be much
freshened by washing with beef,s gall
and water-one part of gall toNthree of
cold water. Rub this into the carpet
either with a clean flannel or soft
brush; rinse the lather off with cold wa
ter, and rub the carpet dry with soft
cloth. If there are any very dirty places
wash them with gail only. 1t will be
wise to speak for the gall a. few days
before it is needed. Light. colored
Brussels or velvet carpets may be dyed
toform the center of a large rug. or for
a carpet with bright border. Dying
will expose any worn places merciless-
", for the carpet must necessarily be
dyed all one color; but where the carpet
is good one, and the light color is OBJ
jected to, the experiment will probably
prove satisfactory in the highest degree,
giving an entirely new effect, we'll suited
to the fashion of the day, +, q, u F.
Stained floors with large rugs in the
center of the room grow constantly in
favor, and some handsome new houses
have floors of costly woods highly pol
ished for the purpose. Elegant Turk
ish and Persian rugs are used on these,
but the fashion obtains also in cheaper
fabrics, and ingram and tapestry rugs
are shown in abundance at the carpet
stores, along with the pretty Smyrna
rugs which initiate the Oriental carpets
Philadelphia Press.
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"An' indade it's many long Jay
since I've heard such sound from the
chiltr' she whispered to herself.
"l didn't know flowers cou talk"
laughed Maggie. as Alice went on:
This sweet briar means Sympathy
that, YOU know, is when people are sor-
ry for yon when you're sick or sorry.
And here bit of mignonette, that
smells sweet. too, and it says-I don't
remember just the words mamma told
me but it all the same as: You look
ever so nice but YOU'RE ever SO much
nicer than you look. -. ..- l7ey
That juSt like Y0U," said Maggie,
looking earnestly into her little Visitor 5
face as her mother came with her break
fast and Alice got up to say goodbye.
But after putting the flowers in The va @
her eyes fell on Maggie's breakfast.
How poor and unappetizing the corn
meal mush with its drop of blue skim
milk lookedlto Alice, who remembered
the tempting trays her mother prepared
for her when she was not well. She
opened her lunc h. basket and took out
custard in a cup which was packed in
beside the sandwiches and cake.
Here" she said, mora bakes one
for me most every morning early so as
to have it cool. I've got plenty be-
sides, ...- ..
After that the choicest morsel from
the basket was many time left with
Maggie, never known to Alice's mother,
for the little girl knew that if it were
more good things would be put in, and
her kindly little heart was learning dear
ly to prize its little labor of love for the
Masters sake alone. She brought the
book of the Language of Flowers to
Maggie, who whiled away many weary
hour in spelling out the fanciful mean
ings given to the precious things which
brought such brightness into her shad-
owed little life And Alice before long
found her way to the "poor body next
door, who had nobody to be good to
her
Your flower mission lasts very late
in the season, Alice some one said,
meeting the sweet-faced little lassie as
she carried a bunch of white chrysan-
themums to Maggie, knowing she would
hunt in her book till she, found their
language was Truth, ""-~ ''--
"4Hp flower missionp' Alice looked
up with an astonished smile as the
speaker passed on. She had never
dreamed before that she had flower
mission of her own. --Sydy1ey Ddyre, IN
Chicago Standard. By
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Youths Department.
4 REALIZED HOPE.

tiently.
And see that heartless little girl cat chicken
for her tea! N.'H' RI"
She don't know how TO take hint, for have
said "Bow-wow.'
And no one could look hungrier than ] am
looking now.
1t surely is drum-sticlS that she's holding in
her hand,
landl
wonder il she hears me crying softly through
my nose;
I'd yelp out If dared, but it would never do,
spose.
Ma had some meat like that one day, and
gnawed Il, but since then
She's watched me. and I've never had single
chance again.
I've dreamed of il sometimes !-Bdp!-ydD!-
Twould move heart of stone,
Ihat I'm too old for bread ana milk, and yet
too young for bone.
Perhaps IL | should come up near, and play a
little trick
My mistress would throw down q bite; but no! =
- Twill make him sick -
Ihat what she always says, and she laughs at
49,, my big head and feet.
'Iwouh serve her right if should go and get
lost in the street.
look so young, she often says-as If she didn't,
tool
There ,comeSa bone! whined so hard. do be-
lieve she knew.
My, what noise! With teeth like that Dug
like me deserves
something beyond such trashy stuff as pi ckles
and preserves.
-C'ara Louise Bur'I.dm, IN st. Nicholas.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

"A miner fell in love with a girl at
first sight, she was equally smitten with
him, and the entire courtship was: ''My
petp" you betr' .-..fI
-" When are we going to get our
Gilt-Edged Tonicg'' asked prisoner in
the Austin Jail of the jailer. "What do
YOU want it 'forP'' II read in the pa.
pers that persons of sedentary habits
ought to use it."-Ieras SJtinqs.
Never let go of good thing that
you really have for better thing about
which there is some doubt. The dog
in the fable who dropped piece of
meat to snap at a shadow went hungry
the rest of the day.-M Y. Herald
"A wife wanted her husband to SYM
pathize with her in o feminine quarrel;
but he refused, saying: 'srve lived long
enough to learn that one woman is Just as
good as another--if not betterr' "And
/, ;" retorted his exasperated wife shave
lived long enough to learn that one man
is just as bad as another-if not
worse. "-BohemiaR
--''As you are going past the grocery
store" said Mrs Brown to her son, ''it
will save time if you step in and get a
pound of tea - What do care about
saving timer" replied young Brown,
contemptuously. II guess shall have
all the time there is as long as live. and
ANTI a-going to hoard up any for my
heirs to squander, Boston TRANSCRIPT,
Grandpa, does hens make their
own eggsr Eyes, indeed they do,
Johnnie" San do they always put
the yoke in the middlep" Guess they
do, johnnie. San do they put the
starch around it to keep the yellow from
rubbing offp'' "Quite likely, my little
boy" IAN who sews the cover onP"
This stumped the old gentleman, and
he barricaded Johnnie's mouth with a
lollipop. London Society. 40
DO you mix anything with your
candiesp he asked, as he laid his
money down and picked up the pack
age OF gum drops. "Well- -ahem-a
little glucose, perhaps" 'Anything
elseP 50 Perhaps little clay" ANY
chalkP" "0nly very little-not
enough to speak off, Its of no inter
est to me, you know" continued the
stranger; 'but Twas wondering why Won
didn't have your candies made at a req
ular brick-yard, of the regular mate
rial, and have, something you could war
rant TO your customers" -WdHo Stree
Net0S.