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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10
SECOND EDITION.
EVENING FEB. 10, 1888
THE STATE CAPITAL.
sLIM ArrENDANCH IN BOTH HOUSE

] SLIN ATTENDANCE IN BOTH HOUSES
Senator Stehman Regulating Patent Medj
| icIne Sales-Hasson After tho
standard OIL Company.
Special Dispatch to the INTELLIaENCEE.
HARRIsBURG, Pa. Feb. .1O.-The sessio rs
OF the Senate and House we're thinly at
tended to-day, about 70 members and 20
senator's being absent. In the Senate bill
| was favorably reported making the term
of all city school superintendents three
years. A bill was introduced to give the
state treasurer a corporation clerk at
81, 500 year. Mr.. Stehman introduced
bill to place the manufacturers and
venders of patent medicines or nostroms 8
on the same footing as dealers in
merchandise, so far as judgment Of taxes
are concerned. 4 bill was passed finally
providing that where telegraph, telephone
and electric wires extend over any build
ing or land no lapse of time shall raise the
presumption or;justi!y prescription Ofany
perpetual right to such attachments or
extension. Halls bill to prevent the
consolidation ofcompeting telegraph lines
and GraGy's bankrupt bill were passed on
second reading.
The bill permitting street railway com
padies to increase their capital stock 60
$1,000, 900 passed second reading after
being amended by Senator Gordon, as 10
prohibit the charging of 4 higher RI te of
fare than ten cents.
Proceedings III tho House.
Gir. Evans, of Northampton, offered a
sarcastic resolution ridiculing the absence
without leave OF Hulings Ct VenangO, the
champion of Saturday sessions. The resO-
lutiOns cOuvulsed the House with merri-
ment. They were ruled out by the
speaker.
In the house . bill was reported favor
ably taxing mortgages and bonds two
mills Oh the dollar instead Of four as now.
This bill was prepared by the revenue
4 resolution was reported
favorably providing for the printing Of
seven thousand copies of Smul's' hand
book. Hasson, of Venango, introduced |
bill for the taxing OF persons |
and firms engaged in selling and
buying crude petroleum, intend
ed to particularly apply to the
Oil company. The Nicholson
apportionment bill was re-
with the understanding that it |
is TO be amended SO as to give the Demo-
Gratis representation propOrtiOnate to their
vote last fall. y large number OF bills
were lead the first time. Both Houses
adjourned until Monday evening.
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S.pIau Watch Escoyered

The gold watch stolen from Miss Ettie
Reese, or this city. last Thursday week,
has been recovered. Miss Reese is 4 pupil
Of Linden Hal! seminary, Lititz, and it
was while there hat her watch WAS stolen.
Yesterday it was foual secre;ed under the
wires of q piano IN q room that is not
much used. an.l was handed over to the
principal o. the school. 1t is probable the
thisG intended to keep it hidden until
school broke W, and then carry it off. The
watch is valuable one, and is much
priced hy Miss Reese because it was her
mothers, who is low dead.
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i-i g ?SGEEsS.
.hr Psnsi"n spprop, iaticn Bill Passed i,
senate.

Ght Psnst"n appropriation Bill Passed in
the senate.
In the Senate brief executive session
was bald :sad then afte; the transaction of
so,Ilo miscellaneous business the pension
appropriation bill was taken up and
passed. Consideration of the tariff bill was
resualed. The amendment proposed by
Mr.. Beck last night, reducing the internal
revenue tax on snuff, smoking and manu-
factured tobacco to eight cents per pound,
was agreed to by a vote of 80 to "a.
In the House.
In tho House the tariff bill was pro-
ceedcd with, and after some general de-
bate the amendment offered yesterday by
Mr.. Mackey 6. c. to reduce the duty on
Gotten ties f;om 4 10 cents per pound to
o. per cent al valoreni, was lost by vote
of " to 10f.
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ktchtng ltIes-sy,urtO1Hs and cure.

ton, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very Gistrcssing.y, particularly at night, as If
pin worms were crawling i'll and out OF the
rectum the private parts are sometimes al
fectcH: if allowed to continue very serious
results may follow. " DIR. SwAYNE's ALL
HEALING OINTMENT lisa pleasant, sure cure.
Also tor TCttrr, Itch. Salt ith"um. Sc:lld Head,
Erysipelas Barriers Itch, Blotchc=, All Scaly,
Crusty, CutanrOnS Erup!ions' Price 30 cents,
; boxes tor $l.!j. Sent by mali TO any address
Oh receipt OF price in currency, or three GER.
postage stamps. prepared only By Dr.. Swayne
Il Son. No. $50 n. sixth street, Phila ielphia,
Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists. SwATTEs
PILLS are the best for all billions disorders.
Cure headache, tevers, sc.
.lycoLSwTThIS
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M.SRKETS.
Philadelphia Marker.

fEIL.DnLrHIA, Feb '!0.-FlOur firm and in
fair demand Supcrfine, S 2560i so;
extra, 81 O0ll4 y: Penn'a Family, - 95aS5 p
Rye -four ut IS 9UI14 ~.
Wheat trmer; Del. AMI Pa. Reds lSill Is;
LOngDerry Red and Amber 81 l9Il4D
Corn firm tor local use.
Oats quiet but tirn.
Rvc--70c bid
Provisions firm and in good demand.
Lard firm.
Butter Iirmer and in more demand; Ia.
extra, 3Its3Sc: 1irsts, - 'ps.Ic.
Rolls dull mostly poor quality.
Eggs steady Pa. Sc: Western, Sic.
Cheese quiet and steady.
Petroleum dull; Refined, 15s@734c.
whisky at 81 20.
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!. i.eGuution, Then a SIrIks.

WILMIHGToS, Del, Feb. 10.-The Ar
liDg;on Cotton mills closed to-day Oh &C
count Of a strike, throwing out of en-
pluymcnt 800 hands. \ reduction Of 3
per cent. III wages was made q month ago
and yesterday notice was give. of afurtber
reduction of ten per cent. The manager
says that the prevailing dulness in the
cotton trade is the cause of the reduction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10

Is lhr most effective Pain Destroyer IN
the world. VIII most surely quicken The
blood, whether taken internally or applied
eXternally,ai!d thereby mere Certainly Tclicv
pain, whether chronic :.cut',, than any other
pain :ii"vil:Ir, ana il = warranted 'inube the
strength ot any similar :;reDaratiC:i. II cure;
pain in the Side. H.ltc i;0wcls. Sore Throat,
EiaUm.! Ism and ALL ACHES. and - THE
GREAT RELIEVEE OF PAIN. "BEowN3
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" shOuli b& n every
family. s teasp0ontul OF the Pan&cea in 4
tuiubler ct rot w3ier swcutcneti if preieriedl !,
taken AT Ted time viii BREAK UP COLD. G5 cts
;. bnt!ie f3nit-1vG NJ. " &SSw
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The isepuJ!i,;I. Caucus CninmItt &C Try ing
TO fInd IL Tariff Measure TO
Tress Vote
WAsUISGTON, Feb. 10.-A conference
@; the Il publican caucus committee of
the Senate was held this morning to deter
mine which Of the various measures now
po:ding in thc Senate shall be regarded
as the nosi important to press
20 vote when the tariff measure
shall have been disposed of. Senators
Edmunds, Allison, Sherman, Hill, Miller
tCal.), Harrison and Airich were present
and devoted three quarters of an hour 60
disou>s;DG the general subject. No
definite prp-rann,s Was settled upon. bur
ii was decided that the shipping bill
seemed to present greater claims for pre-
ceo!CncH ti&r any ether measure. ard the
general urGcrst .iCir- was reached that
this b:: shall te first called up after dis
20: j.,.r - III, t4i.T h.tl.
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a 'COu.::.. COS. % SOL iroaL snouiI po
etH,!eu. N"srlec; fTe';'lcnu'' results N an Ia
C":s:'.le Ling Disease az Consumption.
..""wli h,tiEchiii 'rC:::l.s do nul disorder
thc ~tnrhach Ike cnugh syrUi,s and balsa.ns,
but act directly on Il 4ir -a,naa rlii:, ,llGyi;iG
Irritation. give Trj":i il Asth:ri, Bronchial
Coughs, Calirrli, AMI The Throat Troubles
whicil Singers :.I.,! Pni!c SpCa.li arc subject
to. Fof thirty yoai's browns Bronchial
1'rOcFes have i,ecI recon :ilen'iGsi Dy n!:ysl-
ciGiis, ana alwaVN givo I;criect satisfaction.
iavt5lr been .;3-t"i inr Y d.: and cnrst:mt use
fo: nearly an entire ::-li,f-.;O,i, they h:Vc 81
tair?. we; .:iert;,! rlaH. among me lew staple
rcne:!ir: II ll,;. a.. Soi,! III =, cents !'oX
.v'rr, wi f:t.:1.. 'rlV-lViTlh.S Il F&lvw
See here. friend. read the advertisement OF
SilnMOns Liver Regulator.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10
a Shooting Match.

a shooting match at pigeons, with S11O
in gold rs prizes, will be held in Marietta
on Thursday, 2od. The prize money Will
lie divided into prizes OF $50, $50, $50 and
SO, in the order Of experiences of tic
gunncrS.
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Never Fails.

MI. J. Lcist. wharehOusonl.n tor LautZ
ErOS., Buffalo, y. says ne had II swelling on
the loot waich h. attributed TO chilbliins. lie
used Thomas Eclectric Oh, AM, is troubled no
longer. For sale by IL. L.. Cochran, druggist,
l37 and IG9 NoI tn Queen street.
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An tx Governor Ill.

HARrto ORD, Conn.,, Feb. 1O.-Ex Gov
Marshall Jewell is critically III with pneu
moaia. Dr. LOOMS, of New York, wa!
sent for last night and arrived by specia
train this morning. The absent members
O: ;;1o governors family have been sum
mc.ed bv telegraph.
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Appealing from Taxation.

Tn;s was the day of appeal for the tax
payers of Clay, Salisbury and Cclerain
townships, before the county commission
ers. There was d large number present
from Salisbury, ard many Of the citizens
Of the township claimed to be too highly
assessed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10

Sale of Securities.

Jacob B. Loug, broker. sold to-day, at
private sale, 90 share New Holland ma
tional bank at $50 2 shares Farmers
bank at s110, and so shares Quarryville
r. r. stock at 1926 per share.
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SatcheI Stolen.

Il gentleman's fine brown leather
satchel was stolen from the front of E.
Schaeffer & Sons saddIery store, East
CraDge street, some time yesterday.
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Plon Plon's Eneorprise

PARIS, Feb. 1O.-The Radicals arc
violently excited against judicature on
account of the release of Prince Napoleon.
1t is believed that Prince Napoleon en-
couraged by late events in France intends
to start newspaper.
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EETERTSIt II EH1S.
EETERTSIt NEH1S.
EULToS "rER. H"uSf.
Monday Evening, Feb. IL.
A..l OIL 0.n,n Lama MincH ,ln

MONDAY tiVonlng, EeC. IL
Arch Street Opera House Minstrsls.
Dircc; from Arch Street Opera House. Pnir;.
Look 1T the Array of Talent.
COMEDIANS:
LEW SIMMONS, HARRY j. ARMSTRONG,
CHARLEY EhY NOLDS.
OUR OWN CELEBRATED QUARTKTTE,
CuAS STEVENS. JOHN STOUT,
HORACE EUSHBY, FRANZ " WtTTER.
CARROLL & kEARSEY.
In their Acrobat: songs and Dancci.
Large ORCHESTRA under the dirccL ion OF
HARRY WiNS EM ACHEE.
j AEMBRUSTEH, ~. lERk EXT,
WIN. HHLEY, V: BAECNE r.
i rISNEY AZ. .'NEHART,
n NASSCIVYR } V. ME5ERDLE
QUALyTy, .vOT UUA NTITY'
PRICES. 30, 1o ana - tents
RESERVED SEATS, 30
For sale at Opera House Of!icc. feb3-itd
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NAW York Maker.

NHw toas, Feb. lO.-F!our quiet ana rather
more steady
Wheat LGl1sc higher and firm fairly active
speculative business No. 2Eed. Marcii, II 2Oi.
al ~; do April, 81 1850 2%ls do May,
81 2'55AIl g 1916.
Corn hil1sc better; MIXED Western spot
GSh@76c: do futures, 6IhG 725zc.
Oats EGlllc better state. 4SG53%c Western,
41I53c ; No. March, 491ac; do May, Ioh@
1850
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Woman Christian Temperance Tn

NOina n'5 sffistiah temperance Union.
A public meeting OF the wOman's chris
tian temperance union, will be held in the
First Methodist church, Duke street, on
Tuesday next, February 13, at 2 p. IN.
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THI: most popular ans, fragrant Pc tune OF
the day 'IiACkMETACk." Try it. SOLD by
II. Il. Cochran, druggist, Nos. l37 and 13G
North Oueen street fcD1-eOd3
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10

TIE weak, worn, anu dysFcDtic should take
Coldcn's Liquid Beet Tonic. No other. OF
Druggists. tt-iWIcOd&w
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Horses Skinned

Fiss & Doerr this morning shipped 2;
head Of driving and GrauGht horses t.
New York.
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Mex pos,mz.ter for ,.oeltun.

W.suINGToG, Feb. 10.--The president
to-day sent 20 the Scuate the domination
of Johu p. Kinney to be postmaster at
Steeiton, Pa,
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Cnesn OppOsiiicn Excursfons.

On Thursday next both railroads will
run excursions from this city to Philadel-
phia. The rate will be S2over each road.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10

-pr. &. W. Bcnson's Celery and ChamOnil"
Pills are prepared expressly 20 cure and will
cure Headache of Ill kinus. Neuralgia, Ner.
vOusmrs5 and Dyspepsia. Proved and en-
uoTsc'i by phJ sicians.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10

90 TO II. Is. COclIanS siruS sore ioi Mrs.
Freeml"n's Netv National NA>s. For bright
ness and durability OF color are uncquaied.
Color from to pounds. Directions in Eng
li4h aud German. Price. Is cents.
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Albert ID. Wikr, Marietta, Pa, says
" Browns Iron Filters has given more salts
faction than any medicine l know ot.'' For
sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and $50
North Queen street. tj-lwd&w
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rho Crofters Coming to Terms.

GLASGOW, Feb. 10.-An officer of the
gun boat Jackal. says tho Crofters have
agreed that the four ringleaders who VIC.
lently resisted the service of landlords
warrants should surrender at Edinbarg.
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WEATHER INuICAr,ONs,

WEATHER. INDICATIONS,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-For the Middle
Atlantic states. fair weather, followed by
increasing cloudiness and occasional snow,
light rain in the extreme southern portion,
northeast to southeast winds, lower bar
ometer nearly stationary temperature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10

TACKLE an obstinate cough or cold with
IIale's Honey OF HorchOund and Tar. pixies
Toothacbc Drops cure in one minute.
fj-lwtieOd.Sw
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{" DR.. Eens,n'S Skin GA, crodicated my pint
pies. IheU nSed TO treGk OH c0ntinnuUy.'
Steve T. I!a'rson, Rochester. y. Y. 81 at drug
sists.
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The salutary effect OF Simmons Liver Reg
u,:tor is provrrbial.
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VSUELlC SALE.-UN TUESDAY, MARCH
G. ota DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE.
VIII be sold at public sale, at the Cooper
House. West Kim. street, in the city OF l.inc::,'
ter. all that valuable IhIec-Story BRlCk
DWELLING HOUSE, and Two story Brick
Back Building. with Slate Roof No. I02 North
Duke street, Lancaster. northwest corAcr or
Duke ana L. mon streets, with lot Of ground,
- feet front, and extending i'll depth l2l feet,
more or less. The house contains > rooms,
h.ll ana bath room, with no: and cold water :;
gas and gas fixtures throughout the house !;
hot and cold water on first and second floors ::
range in the kitchen slate manteis :aunny
side heater in the parlor which meats hr't and
sccOn.: floors has been recently painted anu
paperch throughout the inside; hydfant IN
:he yard has II front yard enclosed by Il sub
stantial iron icncc lot contains choice grapes
and other fruits.
This property has pc paiUal fire insurance
OF So O0y in the North American Insurance
Company. so that the purchaser will never
have any assessment or pre'niu m to pay
Sale 10 commence ii 40 O'Clock p. m on
said day when attendance Will be given ana
' j. HAY EROWN.
UrHRy SHUIERT Auct feb. w Is. Rts
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Wordsxorth,s Son Deat

LONDON, Feb. 10. - William Words
worth, the last surviving Son of the poet,
is dead.
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New I"Ir, Pfli.. I".I'.is. Int f,Dc1l Stocks
,.iaO Enite,! States rcYi.ig ropnrt.d Tally by
JAG0n !s Lone 80 North ,.prsTt street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pug dogs as pets have had their day among
the extremely fashionable but colds never go
out OF fashion, SO that 1T is always necessary
10 know that Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup il q sure
cure tor AL coughs and colds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10

Though pure and 3implc, and so mili,
II might be used by any child,
Yet SOZODONT'S so swift and sure
That mouth and teeth with wOndrous speed
From tartar and from faint are freed
TIL they become sweet, white and pure.
f6-lwdeod&w
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NEW ADVERTISEM EMENIS.

DUBLlD SALE-ON TUESDAY, FEERU-
i ARY2' 1888. will be sold at No. ll6 Nevin
street. the entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE RE.
Marble-Top Tables, Hair Cloth Parlor Suit,
Hair Cloth Rocker, Radtent Home Heater,
Brussels. Ingram and Rag Carpets, Window
robe and Cupboard Bureaus, Chairs, DOmeS
tic Sewing Machine Lawn Mower, COOkstOve
and Range, Two walnut Marble-TOp Bedroom
Suits. Hall Suit, and MANY other articles no!
named. These things are all nearly new and in
good condition. Sale to cOmcnce at O'Clock,
L.. III.
H. SuuBsRr, Auct JOHN ". REMMICK.
Il. l.. FRAILEI. Clerk. iebi0-3td
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That Husband Of Mine,

is three times the man he was before he began
using " Wells Health Ecnewcr." ST. Drug
ri5t4
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TACOB Il, LONG,

.. NORTH QUEEN STREET Second Floor
LANCASTER, Pa.
Transacts a General Commission Business, in
Real Estate, Life and fire Insurance, Mort
cages. Bonds. Stocks, Grain, Provisions and
Petroleum. Money always to loan on first
class Mortgages. Inve> tments Securities
including Local Stocks and Bonds. Il specially
and inquiries about them invited. Office
HOurs-9 Il. IN. to 3 y. nj. decl-4mdSR
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nEMOCkATlC PRIMARIES.
IL The DemC cratic Primaries tor the pur
pose of settling Candidates tor the ensuing
City Election will he held on STATUE DAY
EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1882 at the follow.
ing places:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-10

See here. friend. read the advertisement OF
lannon's Liver Regulator.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-09
Beechers Politics

The News interviewed Hccchrr ON
political questions generally, and got
ms sentiments hot from the old prciu-
dires which were lis governing iuhu.
cncrs twenty years ago. Twenty
live years have had muJii, ing mnucu-
COS upon most of MS, but they have
ONLY hardened MIR Brrrhcr', hatred
of the south, for his opinions of dc
m"cra,y are hut his opinions of
the south. Iii, objections To the party
policy are nippanty made, and seem
to Us To bc rs loosely stated and
thrown together as are his recent re-
lig'ous opinions. liul ON one head
MIR. Beechcr Is unqucsuouably sound,
W., the tarin question. lie is AN
utter free trade mau. Thinks the
wonderful advantage, we enjoy q,
soil climate and surroundings, to-
gether with the industry. mgrnmt,
and general good qualities Of our
people, constitute enough protection.
There cannot be - doubt of the entire
'orroctness OF this position. llowey-
en- We ditlcr with the distinguished
IN his estimate OF the
nerve OF the democracy In fore.
ny free trade or turih reform to
he front ~ an issue. IL il certain
hat il this is done the republicans
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-09
OuT CnnrTnksmon

Our Congrossmon'
The Dallas Herald Of sunday morn
ing, attempts an explanation Of the
position Of both WclIborn and Cut
ber-on Oh the question OF their real Or
supposed support Of sam Randall for
the -pcakcr-hlr We d" not know
how tar the Herald j, empowered to
care. We prefer to take the IIrsrId's
declhraticn- un this subject rather A.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-09

II lisa mistake to suppo-c that II is
Wdlrn'lird for - representative OF
the people to rive the people his
views on all questions affecting the
In'creatH OF the people, and AT ANY.
tim" the people express II wt-h tor
such Information
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-09

The Mother Hubbard is most
charming, bewitchiug and -cducuvc
dress, but il isn't Just the thing for
the public streets m.y more than is
the "arm CLUTCH This hitter rs sim
ply "a holy terror.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-09

People do not rebel agninst fair.
lust, reasonable. honest aud clean
governments. It is only corrupt tyr.
annical governments which are swept
by ih" hurricane OF the common pco-
pies wrath.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-09

The law must be ubeyrd, right OF
wrong, but an obnoxious law cam al.
ways ue repealed
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Look Our iorTrnuI-.

The genuine Rough ON Curus" ia
made made only by +. $ Wells, proprietor of
'hongh ON Rats, and has laughing fac,
tles.-3
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-09

The ideal singing is very real cx-
eelIence after all. Those Chicago lads
and Asscs have both mischief and
melody in them
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-09

a competent night clerk Away, present
NJ Garter n williamson ding ,,,r,
i'"oms In second story over. NAthin'.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-09

Senator Bayard not being western
man will not have the prcsidrnr,
thrust upon him next time
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-09

When the News insists that ireland
vacated his office by going over into
Mexico, it is but the wish mlhcrmg
the thought.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-09

The Herald says: This il pre-
'I'oIy '"harc--mAn Wrlboru'- posi-
ton as we understand it," Now the
herald perhaps will be- good 10 SAY
what That is. The position alluded
10 IN the article is not given. nor in
'red is the Herald mdcrstnudu, ot
H. Don't allow us to propc In the
dark on these questlnns. w., are
most anxious to put Congressman
"e''norhs declaration that he Will
not vote for Randall. or any other
prolecuonist, ON record, but we mu.t
nave .. II before We can perform for
nm that important services.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-09

The Post does keep after the News
with "a sharp stick. 1t isa drrndully
-AIrAhlIC pnnnr Al limnA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-09

The III Paso Times catrhcth up
every scrap of Mexican news win
kcencst avidity.