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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-16

81 DON'T FEEL WE'LL The stom
Hch IL ont ~ ordrrucglcctcd, tins means
chronic dyspepsn Yon should tnke
Ackcr's Dysrepsia Iublets and uvUld
tins terrible disease. Sold by Castles,
Morrison 4 Co.. b
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Waco CoaIAnrds.

Are supplied with choicest varieties
for household and Office use, sell at
lowest price, deliver promptly and guar.
antee weight. Have exclusive sale Of
McAllister, tho best uation coal. Get
your supply while price Is low, Please
send written orders.
.InHN EARIEY. Termination
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Proprietor.
Geo ID. Wood.

Matchmaker aud ieweler, Waco, Texas.
\ full line of watches, clocks, iewelry
aud silverware always on hand, and |
guarantee to sell goods as cheap as the
cheapest. All goods warranted to be- AS
represented Also full line Of ,pecta-
cles aud eye. glasses. l2-ll-lm
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jacks nndI.nndfor sale.

A lot OF proof iscks, raised in
Texas, fine blood, to hire or sell. Also,
200 or $40 acres OF land adjoining the
town of Crawford, parc in the town
plot for 'ale IN quantities to su t and on
reasonable terms. Address,
JuHN ii BAKER,
Crawford,
or apply at his ranch
II 10 4 I, az .l,,,
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And take them 70 see the display OF dolls,
houses, toys, ohina sets, running horses,
Whisfiug locomotives, mechanical TOYS
snd thousands Fittings OF interest to the
little folks now open at Levine Bros.
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Wafer. Winter,

Pure spring water by ihe bucket, bar.
rel or Dad delivered at any place in the
city. Water in any quauti : for plaster
ing. Leave orders at EXAM Err Office.
l2.j-lm ID. III, ELLIS.
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~teph. E,kiu- made five millions in
New Mexico in ten years. He's now
after the presidency. lie ha, changed
M- dOmicilc to New York.
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The day OF rest is 81 blessed day, but
there ia no rczt for those democratic
papers which supported Randall.
sunday isn't worth a liz to them. The
mlnr NnYIls.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-16

The san Antonio Light il a light,
gay sort OF a ialker. 1t ripples ON
the surface, but the uudertow is
harmless.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-16

Senator Bowen when he was on the
bench OF the Lcadvillc district, ad-
journcd court for whoio day in
order to test the strength Of an op
poneut at poker. Bowen beat the
other fellow, and is now United
States senator. Young man, 20 west,
and do likewise, IS the plain moral.
But every Young man i-n't = Bowen,
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\ THOROUGH COT RISE Of Achcr's
Blood EllNcr will re,.ovc all faint from
the blood. II cures -crotuu, ulcers, boils
and pimp,cs sold 10y Castles, Morrison Il
Co
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Notice

Parties desiring brick work done will
leave their orders on my slate at T.
Anderson drug store, next door to f.
y. Sturgis, Austin street.
l9-l.dlm. G. w, HEWITT.
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Poor Butler, There isn't - more
perfect "goue" corpse in the political
graveyard THAI that OF the Essex
.IAlesman.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-16

Tom Boweua wellknown Arkan.
sas historyis squareiy against the mil
Houairc theory.
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For fine soaps pes,umery aud I'M,
ported bay rum, ~ tp
CAITEE s. WILLIAMSON.
" Austin Aysuae.
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DAILY EXAMINER
WACO. DECEMBER l6, 1855.

The coast cities of Texas want pro-
lection from the commerce OF the
world
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who goes into the lumber woods this
winter should take with him a turply Of
Johusou's Auo Tyne Liniment and Par
sons Purgative Pills. This little pre-
caution may save months of labor aud
much suffering. l2IldSw.lw
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Best . cent cigars for the money in
town at CARTER 4 WILLlAMsoN'S
81 Austin Avenue.
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Ila0dReTohIei extracts are Qu4rlnIrel n
be the most lasting In the Wurli. At
Castles, Morrison a Co.'S l2O-lg
WACO, November r., l-s3.
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Sup't Waco Water-works, Wac, Tex.
HIS I'm
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II you want first ass custom MAD
shoe Tor either ladies', misses, children
on gents don't fan to see those best goods
at l. h. Juriau's An goods guaranteed
As represented. None better made
I-ll-if
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WARRANTED

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FOR MLN Is
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ur iaodlng, phiuiui -u pressed and irregular
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ia , is the best Appliance aud Curative as,n!
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Fp-rlO forms of female lInl,uIile. It isrn.
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Price of either Belt with Magnetic lrsolr..
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10 ordering send measure ui waist, and -ilH nt
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The MagurtOu Garments are adapted o. MI.
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We most respectfully recommend Mr..
II. Bclrn., and viii ail him In selection
OF teeth and dental 'upplies, and AK Tor
him the patronage OF the dentists OF
Central Texas. Respectfully.
W. B. CLIFTON
a. a. BIyiLLE,
Iuus II. LrrsCoyB,
Gfo =. MASS,
l2-1.dwlm A. t.. JoNEs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27
pRIYsE TO TIE WALL.

The San Francisco Examiner was 80 rash
as to sllege that the Governor of Califor-
MIA possesses the power to remove consti-
tutional officer elected by the people, and
that good lawyers declare there is authority
for it. We challenged the Examiner, as g
pure question of law, to point out the
statute or constitutional clause giving the
Executive any such power. It replied
evasively, and wholly ignored the chal-
lenge. Again We demanded that it reply
to the question, or stand confessed a
shameless demsgogue. And now it re.
eponds with shallow wit aud sickly humor,
and again declines to answer the inter
rogatories. This is therefore confession
that it willfully or ignorantly stated what
is untrue-it can choose between the terms
which it likes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27
BRAIN WORK.

So much has been said about the danger
of brain work and the decay it produces,
that it is refreshing to find one man who
takes q proper view of the matter. a
writer in the Journal Of Science remarks
that brain work is not per Sc injurious. but
that, when kept within reasonable bounds
and followed under Reasonable conditions,
it is distinctly favorable to health and long
life. The organ must be sufficiently ma.
ture before the work is entered upon and
there must be freedom from worry, and
hurry, and anxiety Woehler wrote two
hundred and twenty-five memoirs for the
Transactions and magazines Of learned
societies, and lived to be eighty-fve. Oar.
win, when he found that he could not COM
pls;e a task in one year, coolly set aside
two fer it. Gladstone never hurries, and
never strains at thought, and his mind is
as vigorous as ever ct seventy-four while
Darwin's grandfather Erasmus, the Ihysi-
ologist, was a clear and deep thinker at
sevensy.one the time OF his death, and
was never known to worry in mind. Long
fellow, who was Of ample mind at seventy.
FIVE, never permitted his brain 60 be wea-
ried, and yet he accomplished vast deal
of hard work of purely intellectual char
aoter. There might De cited hundreds of
examples OF this kind. But the tendency
of our modern systems, as the writer re-
ferred to observes, tends to cultivate the
disposition to hurry. Thus we say to a
youth, "You must by given date reach
a certain standard of knowledge, certain
grade of cultivation, to be judged OF in a
summary way. We place him in the very
conditions wherein study becomes unsan.
itary, even ruinous, and that the more de-
cidedly the more immature the brain. .
This Leads Professor YOumans to add that
these are truisms. 1.-THE tendencyreferred
to prevails in hosts of schools, where
everythingis made to depend on the exam
nations, the winning of honors at exhibi.
tons, or on prizes and competitions.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.
Missoula IN. I. has leper.
The Alaska aa1mon fizheries are nrosD,

Missoula M. 7. has leper.
The Alaska salmon fisheries are prosper
ing.
Small boys catch rats with fsh-hook
and line at Marysville.
The total receipts of the Montana Fair
this year were $4,000.
The iron furnace at Hotaling is doing
splendidly this summer.
Deputy Customs Collector Oakford, sta.
toned at Wrangel, has resigned.
Reports of vandalism by United States
soldiers in Yellowstone Park are denied by
Governor Crosby of Montana.
Sixteen shots were fred at cowboy on
the streets of Salt Lake Monday night, but
he escaped. Not man in the city will
acknowledge the shooting.
Several parties have recently driven tun-
nela into the Sierra Madre mountains, near
Los Angeles, for water, and in nearly every
instance with gratifying results.
A crank has arrived at Livingston, M.
T., with the intention of navigating skltf
| from the head waters of the Yellowstone
to New Orleans. The distance is 1900
miles.
The Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company have secured sixteen acres oil
land one mile from Centerville, Umstiila
county, o., on the reservation, which will
be their depot site.
An unknown tramp who offered to drink
all the whisky crowd in Wadsworth
(Nev. saloon would pay for, drank sixteen
glasses and then succumbed, dying in a
short time afterward.
Frank Carroll, aged u years, and resi-.
dent of Oakland, was accidentally killed
at the residence of Mr.. Hale, near Para.
disc mills, two and half miles west of
Modesto, while playing with two pistols.
One of the weapons wss fully loaded,
while the other only contained one cart
ridge.
General Sherman, after inspecting the
troops and kissing all the girla at Fort
Douglas, left Salt Lake on Tuesday morn
ing on special train for the East He has
recommended the abandonment of Fort
Thornburg in the Uintah Reservation, and
the transferring of the troops to Fort
Douglas, near Salt Lake.
Last Wednesday sailor, known as
"Cockney Bill, was paid off at Port Blake
ly, W. T., by the Captain of the schooner
Courser. He disappeared on Saturday
night and Tuesday morning his body was
found in the water at that place. He was
25 years of age AMI had no friends in this
country so far as known.
The immigration Bureau at San Fran
cisco has received six varieties Of grape,
raised without irrigation, in the foothills OF
Colfax. The agent Of the Bureau, who has
been travelling il Tehama and Butte coun,
ties, has found large tracts of Government
land among the foothills that are fit for cul-
tivation and specially adapted for vine
yards. From forty to seventy-fve persons
visit the rooms Of the Bureau daily for IL
formation concerning California lands.
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THIS moRN1sa's sEws.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
1903 for 4s of 1907 11gs for AS 1O1 for Sas ster
ling, 81 s2l@4 &c. 1881 for IS, 1Ol for 5si silver
bars, Il07.
Silver in London, so ll-l6d; consols, 1oOJd; 5
per cent. United States bonds extended, los Is,
1921; SIS, 11bI.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
s7t@8s! cents.
Nearly al descriptions of mining stocks were
irem Sc to I0c lower in San Francisco yesterday
morning than Tuesday morning. Utah dropped to
81 So the lowest this month. Best & Belcher sold
at 50 10, the lowest since last spring.
The Massachusetts, Democrats yesterday nomi
mated Butler for Governor by accIsmation.
A light frost, the first Of the season, fell in Ne
bras.A Tuesday night.
A severe and damaging storm passed over Linn
erick, ireland, yesterday.
Gre in Constantinople Tuesday night destroyed
800 houses
Disorder prevails upon the French frontier OF
Spain.
In :he earthquake calamity on the island Of Ischa
800 persons we're killed and S74 injured.
The New York Herald has reduced its price from
three cents to two.
Prince George and party are visiting Niagara
Falls
ST. Pierre Martinique. WIS swept by violent cy-
clone. September sth.
The New York Democratic State Convention
meets in Buffalo, to-day.
Frederick Loveioy, of Philadelphia, has been
elected President of tie Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad Company.
The conference Of railroad managers is still in ses
sion at San Francisco.
Frank Gallagher was killed in a mine near Austin
New, Tuesday.
Two duels are reported from Paris OF the
participants in each being wounded
Maior-General Pope is to succeed Sheridan in com
msnd of the Military Division Of Missouri.
The schooner Typo has been lost on Amherst
Island, Lake Ontario
}. NJ. Barlow, IN express messenger killed him
self in Ogden, Utah. last evening.
Mira Josefa Dana died Of heart disease at San Lui
ohispo Tuesday.
Fire at San Luis obispo; loss, $1,000.
a new hotel, 20 cost $4,000. is to be erected il
San Luis obispo.
a si1-year-old girl was drowned in the Klamath
river, near Yreka, Tuesday.
In e saloon row at Truckee, an Italian woodchop-
per was dangerously wounded with beer glass
The Nevada u. E. Conference is in session at
Trucaee
Albert Nathan is missing at Stockton, and foul
play % feared.
The National Wool Growers Association met in
Chicago yesterday, twelve States being repre-.
sente1
1t viii cost the Government $4,000 TO reproduce
the records Of the ocs OF the Surveyor General of
Washington Territory, recently burned.
In an elevator accident st San Francisco Yester-
day, George Rhsdes was probably fatally injured.
Dennis o Seiu, who fatally injured his vife at San
Francisco Sunday evening with coal oil lamp,
stabbed himself in the city prison yesterday, in
hicting probably fatal wound.
At Sausaohe. Col, yesterday, little girl was
killed by the kick Of horse, and old gentleman
fatally hurt
The Nebraska Republican State Convention met
yesterday at Lincoln.
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&c az 60 PATRCMs.

Z STILL OFFER MY VALUABLS SERVICES y
you are GO urfortuGste SIS 70 require ,neH
With mind mature and enriched by s,utie7 Of aI
advanced ordet caa saisiytGy that there Is hardly
disease in tho catalogue o. HUuar Ills tbas car
Got ttest &c successful issue.
LADIES' an aiTaTs ready 10 sestst yor. ~
past knowledge has bean increased by extensive
experience, ! sTn now able 20 treat y9U with the
certainty o. success. no c5se peculiar your cell
cate organiEn IS Beyond ny sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior 70 AIRY
offered heretofore. and viii be warranted 70 have the
desired effect in al cases.
Those d the public who need my services can &C.
pend upon gentiemaniy, honorable aad scientific
treatment at Te9sCnsbleTates
address particularly those who have haCn In
t1tred by youthful tndjscr5tors, ec3 thO7e vic
have contracted l9L Il dlseasss
Persons afflicted C-4n, Il tbgy prefer, consult nns
by letter detailing the symptoms Of the dissase c.
trouble, and receive medicine b. eXyres8. wish 3cl
instructions All ie5ters must b. directed 70 :. Il
J0sSELYS, Il. TT 9zs suffer street, son Francis
co, Cal.
Cure NARRATED IL AL csses or 20 pay requirec.
Consult Sious, personaily by letter, gratis Sonc
for book, Comfortable apartments f3v patients e;
ny ln5TnaIy when desireGl WITH experience
nuFsss.
Consultation Psrlory sqG Suffer street. adjoining
The Young Mens Christian Association Building.
Once houre-Erorn A. " to sP.s
Ny Bipinusa hangs In nay Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology a1d Marriage
For sale by All nevsdealers.
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I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
Z iornia, county of Sacramento In the matter
of the Estate OF JOHN 7. PIKE, deceased. No
tce is hereby given that MONDAY, the Ssh day Of
OCTOBER, 1888 ct 10 o'clock NJ. o. said day
and the Courtroom Of said Court at che house
in the city Of Sacramento, county II Sacramento,
and state Of California, have been appointed the
time and place for proving the will Of said JOHN
T. PIhE, deceased, and for hearing the spplica-
ticn Of j. e. T. PIKE and G. G.. BURNETT for the
issuance to them Of letters testanentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
goth day of September, 1888.
[sEAL CHAs. NJ CoGLAN, Clerk
s27-td
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The Imperial Government of Germany has issued
an order forbidding the distribution Of circular
pamphlets descriptive of the Of the United
States and the advantages offered by these States
for settlement 1t is ordered that al such pamphlets
shall be denied the use of the mails, and shall be
eonfscated by the authorities wherever found. I'm
der this order recently ten thousand pamphlets of
the coutrAbaud character were confscated and de-
stroyed at Hamburg.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-27

Tue Commissioner OF the General Land Office has
issued notice that the President by Executive or
der dated August 2oth has discontinued the District
Land Office at Carson City. Nevada. The order will
be carried into effect on January l, 1888, when the
archives will be transferred TO the United States
Land Office at Eureka, and ths Territory embraced
within the Carson Land District viii be annexed to
tie Eureka District
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g0TELS AkD RE6IAV-.GIs IS.
ST. DAyID'S.

4 FIRST CLASS LODGING HOUSE, CON-
"A taius Ij3 rooms rs Howard street, near
Third, San Francisco. This house is especially de-
signed e comfortable home for ladies and gentle
men visiting the city from the interior. No dark
rooms. Gas and running water in each room. The
floors are covered with body Brussels carpet, and all
the furniture is made Of solid blacl, walnut Eacn
bed mas a spring mattress, with IN additional hair
top mattress, making them the most luxurious and
healthy beds in the world. Ladies wishing 70 cook
or themselves or families allowed the free use Of
a large public kitchen and dining-roOsn. Servants
keep up fire from 6 A N. to P. n Hot and cold
batbs a large psrlor ana reading-roo1, containing
q Grand r1ano-all free to guests. Price, single
roous per night. 80 cents; per week, from 81 up
wards. House opsn all night.
r. HUGHES, Proprietor.
At Mar}e.-streat Ferry, take Omnibus line Of
street cars to corner or Third and Howard
Tvs TuFSi-
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Holiness Camp sseeting
At HhsEYHIIE IENrFInN

Eighteen miles from Sacramento commencing
SATURDAY, October g. 1885, under the direction OF
The Pacific Coast Holiness Associaton-to continue
two weeks All are invited to bring their own
tents Meals viii be furnished to all who desire, for
25 cents on the ground. Good water and shade,
and within fiveminutes walk from Q. P. r. R, depot
Ell 2plw' c. NEWTON, President.
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Nee r z & e US
- PATENT
ROLLER J. Z = =.
d FLOUR
Seldom Iqualedl Never BzoeIIed /

* MccREARY t co. HAVE JUST COM
Ss pleted the remodeling OF their Mill into an
ALL-ROLLER FLOUR MILL, with a capacity of
$50 barrels per day. 1t is the only Roller Mill
north Of San Francisco. 1t is supplied with the
best machinery known to the milling trade, and no
eXpanse has been spared to make it the most com
plete Roller Nj on the Pacific Coast. We qua autee
McCteary's Patent Roller Flour i0 be tie
Choicest Flour Hssde IA the STATE. it being
at once the BEST, HEALTRIEST and CHEAPEST
FLOUR THAT CAN BE USED. All we ask is that
YOU buy suck Of Your Grocer and try it, and you
viii be Convinced that Mc9REASY'S BEST Is THE
BEST So 4ptf
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NEW ADVERTI8E:MlFNT6

special Assembly OF sacramento i
Commandery, No. 2, Knights Tempisr, xss93S
will be held at the Asylum, THIS Thurs ss;sz s5
day) EVENING, September 9th, at 730
o'clock sojourning Sir Knights are cour- V\IN
teously invited to attend.
EDWARD LYON, f. c.
-
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SACRAMENTO BANK.

HNHE SACRAMENTO BANK HAVING RE-
Z duced its surplus by loans on real estate, is
now receiving deposits again.
ses Money to loan upon improved real estate at
the lowest market rates
jy2O-2p ED. R. HAMILTON, Cashier
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DE-. aa ssar.s sernInal Ptlls cgrs ga

Dr.. Ia HAIRS Seminal Pulls cgro all
cases of Seminal Weakness Lose oil Vigor, Nocturnal
Emissions mpotency, Nervous and Physical De-
bty and all that clasa OF complaints arising from
Excess Indiscretioa or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DR. LA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debilitatsd
from whatever cause, to their prestne vigor. Price
81 80 per bottle. Sent c. o. D. by express TO any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
to A McBOYIE S. CO, Druggists. Possotfce Be-
1852. San Francisco ms 9m
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GENBRAL NOTICES.

4 Card.-TO ali who are Suffering freEl
the errors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
Weakness early decay, loss CT manhood, etc, viii
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America. Send selfaddressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station
D, New York City. nlS.4p1yTuThS