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~ E0Nn, the genial and capable
III .,, agent OF the Houston Posi-, lett
d, t'n"'. points yesterday evening. after
h .'I'.Ih- "a Waco agency. This will
N. |i4'-e Of Mr., Orlando Wheat, who
~. charge Mt once, Mr.. Whe,t is It
man well competent to lin the
.lns In nslriou,, reliable, intelli-
'.u 70 long resilient OF Waco. ac.
u ' VITA ryoryhody and standing
49, st. FuIF. W. tuiuk he will take
H., '''' "l Waco in the columns OF the
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THE EXAMINER
WACO. AUGUST 10, 1883.
IoC.L HHE'IrIEs


Tier, We ." boys
.rp, Brazos is almost dry.
ro.Ia, j. the middle OF August
,clrnnan a democratic county:
n,w many neglected to vot" yc,tcr-
"'' y..or.lay was hot and dusty as
usual
f.. r.,ae proud OF herself tbs morn
i..s WrIurr 80.
.r.,yc ha. notlLup any and hotel
.ru,al. uosr u heavy.
$50. a.r,h,re un account ot Me
or.,or.. mali us boom.
r..,ir,. was not often called upon To
,..t,n,, her scales yesterday.
rbr cotton Exchange opens with a
and tree lunch this morning
rbc next improvement In the street
.,uy,y line. is 4 track across the river
,rno Waco boys will be heard from at
r.mpI, in a few days, They have bust
rrNthcrc,
u,w many voters are there in Me .
,.,,sn county How many Of them
"a ,ord yesterday
NJ have no runaways tn chronirlr
,r,,.tprdny. but is not the fault OF some
4 ",,hr rrcA less drivers.
W.nrc not advised al any runaways
4 '-n,rinr Yesterday, but that ID ~ good
.i,n thtl none occurred.
IN, wires tor the tire alarm telr- .
4 .,..rIIc s,strm have been sttctGhrd and
.f ia
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HIr Run ON shoes

lot " low quarter shoes, this week
at Il. Ilabcrs, will be sold for half their
actual value; come aud inspect them
they cannot fail to please you. 9 l2tc
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ct, II Bohrcns ior your drugs and
medicine, II Austin street, Hamlet y
kuubcr's Old stand. 3 7-dGt wilt
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Atyou' own price-a pair Of shoes,
j. T Sullivan n Cu's.
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WANTED,

VIVIAN TEDDY young man. situation as
w clerk Hat UNprt iruvp. Can give Uuuh
rrirroucr, Inquire nj Examiner unirr
August ~th II u
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Buy your shoes at Sanger Bros.
-O-gJtc.
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No cure, no pay. Prepared nni io'
ilr bv CAKItR N NHLIANouN.
U7U-tf 81 AUstu Ayc.Un.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE,

Nav ORJIAS-, August "a sight exchange GA
Sew Nurk 81 uU per r.Uuu pre- uIuuI, sterling
-IrhAupr bankers o. % - 81.
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Pay your shoe MN. They earn what
they get, and more too. See II you can't
pay them mp at once Try IT once aud
Sc. II you wont like us better when We
close mp j. 4. SrLlIyAS 4 Co.
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Those European goods at II. Bchrcu'-
"A Austin street, are the fine t ever
brought to tuIs country, s7.dGt-w-tl
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Mems low shoes at % sacrifice reduced
to S35O, 81. III, $3.50, s. and $50 at
Sanger los. shoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Misses opera slippers reduced T., : q
pair. Cmllrcus' opern SLIPPERS ljr It
pair at Sang Bros. shoe department.
-It.
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You cot the GOO now pnp Tor chem
and save trouble. j. Z. SULLIVAN q Co.
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g5etersbura. Sic in eSefaterinos=

- petersburg. Sie in Sefaterinos=
lam in Tplge BON SubenbeBen ausgez
bro1enen unruben bauerten aud am
5. bieles Mpnats nod fort. Ser p6bel
fiirn,te bas Subenbiertel unb 5eritorte
biele 8duler. gfa6 ben geri6ten follen
Bis iebt BEL benz Nufitanoe bunoert
per1onen get6btet ober bertuunbet tpor=
ben 1ein.-@en. 8ennosfi, Der ruIliide
&riegsminifer, 1T gefdbrli6 erfranft.
= Mabrio. Solgenbe @inse!9eiten
iiber BEN Solbateraufitano in Babaio3
iinb befannt getporben. Oie 8arnilon
enttpaffnete bic @ensoarmerie unb bic
@teuerbeamten unb belebte bic giiens
babnfqtionen; ferner i6loRen bic Solz
baten Die Shore ber Seftung. Sur9
einen Miniiterialbefebl 1T iiber gitrez
mabura BET 8elagerungs3uifanb berfiigt
iporoen unb General 8laneo tpurbe gum
Befeblsbaber bieier Probin5 ernannt.
@lf6unbert perionen betbeiligten fi6
an Der 8erfiinbung Der &epublif gu
8a6aio5, inoem ii6 bierbunoert 8iirser
gu ben Soloaten geiellten. 0ie Sniur=
genten iollen mebrere tauienb @etpehre
geHommen baben, Die in Der Geitung
maren. 9ie Steuerbeamten tpeigerten
l6, an Der 8eipesung tbeil5unebmen.
Ser urbeber bes 9lufitanbes 1T &ui3
Gorilla. @eneral 8laueo befinbet fi9
nit ftarfer Mannl6aft auf bem Marf6e
bon Mabrib mad 8a6aios. 9ie 9uf=
fdnbiiden marf9iren mad Der portll>
giefif6en @ren5e gu, tpo lie bann ent=
iuaffnet unb internirt tperben. Ginige
tpenige fpanifde Soloaten lieferten ii9
beute Dem Gouberneur BON Glbas, elmer
am @uabiana liegenben portugielil6em
Geftung, aus. Sn 8abaios tpurben bic
8eb6roen pieoer eineeiebt. Die Nuf=
ftanbif9en nabmen 100000 peietas
aus bem 56abamte nit fi1 fort. Cine
in Ma6rib am Mbeno ber0fentli9te
amtli6e Depeide fagt, Bic Gebelion lei
b6llig unterbriidt. Die Nuf1tdnbii9em
linb entueber in Spanien gefangen
ober iino na6 pprtugal gefloben. Oie
sur unterbriidung Der Gebellion geianbz
ten Sruppen iinb i@on suriid beorbert
un6 gang Spanien 1T tuieoer rubig.
Ser Giibrer Der Mufltdn0ii6en mar elm
Gapallerie Sberft.
= Berlin. Ser beutl9e M6miral
bat an bic Gommanoeure Der &riegs=
f6iffe Die Weifung erlai1en, ibren Nor=
ratb bon amerifanii6em S6meinefleil6.
auf bic Quantitdt gu bef6rdnfen, tpel6e
fiir ben unterbalt Der Mannf9aften
tDdbreno Der 9eimreife erforberli9 1T.
gs foa baour6 bic @infubr BON ameri=
fanii6em S6meinefeii6 na9 ben beut=
f6en 9dfen perbinoert tperben. = Gin
auberor6entli@er 6ineii6er @eianbter
tt bier angefommen. = Oie ebemalise
&aiierin @usenie 1T in Carlsbad anse=
fommen.
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o In 4aufm ann In Der
II ~ y a

unter popf,
bem bnrG elm leibenbes unb idbreitnbeS
2inb metrese NaAte Der 5ataf seraubt
wurse uno Der 3u Der ueber3euauu9 az.
lamste. bab Wrs. Dinslows @outbina
Sprup seraoe Der Mrtifsl is, btiIen Ct fir
bas 4ino bsn0tbists. faufte tinen Burratt
BACON. Mls er mad 5auis fam unb 1etner
8rau bapon @ittbstluns mahte, petserte
fe Eh, bsm Rnbe pcn hem @tfauften ,u
Yerabretden, ba fe zine Nnbdngerin Der
5omSopatbte war. Die nGd(te Nadbt
wurbe ipteoer idluflos per6radbt. Nls Der
9ater an nadaen Sage nod 5aule fam,
fanb CT pas Sinp ibleGtsr als ts, unb oa
sr absrmals cine fdlaflOle Nant befarG.
tsts, ptrabrsihte er pdbrenb Der Mbue1,n.
belt ieiner Grau bem 4inte etne Yortiou
pee 9Yrup unb faste nidts bnpon. Die
Na6t barauf i6ltef @Qss wobl uuo Der
fleine Shreisr srmaGte am Ncra.n NIT
tettcrm @sFht Die Nutter mar erfreut
iibsr ptn plSblidsn punosrbarsn ggs&isl
uno otwobl ie F& 3usrR beleibtst fablte,
als Fe aufildrans erbislt, isets Fe ben.
nod ben @ttrah bes Sprups fort.
SHrsienbe Sinber unp fGIafOle Nd&te
fnb ttr isbt unbstaunt. Cine ein3slne
Yrobs nit bem Syrup bat nod bas Set.
ben tsbss 8inbes unb bas 0orurtte,l ter
SHUTTER bsfsst. Sn allen Gputbeten ,u
Aaben; 25 Gents bte Glaf&s.
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Stun, faete er, bu baf Dir bas a1es
nod ni6t iiberlegt, uno lleberleser 1T
iiberbaupt niemal 10 redt eigentli6
oeine Sadie setpeien. Sas bilft aber
ni6t i'm 2eben. Sonit BAIT bu INNER
gelagt, bu battei fein Salient, es biilfe
Dir bod ni6ts, tpollteit bu bid brum
muben. SEPT lpiiien mir NIe, bab bu
Salient bait, piellei6t ein groBes, beoeuz
tenbes. SEPT it's an oir, bid tragen,
beben gu lahen.
l1nb mas tpeiter? rief Netta untpillig.
Wenn mir tpirtli6 Salient ge5eben lit,
nnb 10 babe id f6on beute einieben
f6nnen, bab mir bamit nur eiue saft
mebr aufsebiirbet tpurbe fiir's 2eben,
unb i9 batte i6on genug!
@ut, fagte @altber. nimm's ipie
cine 2aH; aber bu barff iie ni6t ab=
f6iitteln, muB iie tragen nit aller
&raft, bic Dir gu @ebote febt.
(1nyfephwno g,IotN
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gfadfpridlnta tn ssmSiama.

gbanspiae, Snbiana. - Wenn cine
gea9tete 3eitung tpie Der vOemofrat"
bieliger @tabt on reoaftioneller 9telle
Die 8orSiige unb bic popularitdt zines
Danoelsartifels beftiitigt, 10 bergeUiiiert
iie fi9 erit bur6 @rfunoisung, bob oas,
mas beftdtigt miro, auf Sbatfa6en be-
rubt. gr ber0ffentlidt Die 9ltteite bieler
8iirger, tpelde Die burd 3 r. u Mugu It
&0nis's Samburger Sropfcn
unb $ Samburger 8ruittbee be-
tpirften lablrei6en 9eilungen bel6eini=
gen. @esen bieienigen Magenz, 2eber-
unb Nierentranfbeiten, in oenen es Ell
nes Blutperbeiiernng uno Slutreifi=
nigungsmittels beoarf, peroen Die Sroe
pfem als bag a1erbeite unb f6leunigit
ipirfenbe 6eilmittel empfoblen. Gerner
pirb Der 8ruittbee als cine tpunberbar
tpirfenbe str5enei gegen grfdltungen
embfohlen.
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: 9ie neuli6e 9aei6stasswabl in
&iel 1T i'm erlten Gange ni1t enti9ie=
ben tporben, oa 9errn 9dnel, Dem Gan=
oibaten Der Sorti6rittspartei, einiee
100 Stimmen an Der 1tptbmenbigen
Stimmensabl feblten. st erbielt runo
$500 @timmen, tpdbrenb an $500
auf ben &anbi6aten Der 9o3ialbemo=
fraten uno 5000 auf ben Der @onierba=
tiben fielen. @s lit iomit cine Sti6nabl
erforoerli6, bic lpobl fir 9errn 9dnel
entfdeioem uirb. Naaemeines Nufieben
bat Der beoeutenbe Stiwmauma6s er=
rest, ben bic 5osialbemofraten felt Der
Mabl bor 2 Sabren aufsumeiien baben.
9erfelbe belduft fi6 auf mebrere 1000
Stimmen.
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: @dlmadhafte N2ebiain.

= S6madbafte Mebi3in. = Mper's
Riri6en=8 =8ruitmittel 1T ebenio erlei6=
terno tpie 9Onig; feline 8lutreinisunss=
pillen gleiten tpie 3uder iiber ben @auz
men, unb fein Sariaparilla 1T elm
Neftar Der bem 2eben neue &raft berz
leibt, bic @eiunobeit mieber berftellt
unb 9ranfbeiten berbinbert unb aus-
treibt. Waterford (Pa). Advertiser.
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0onNor Mu

= 2onbon. 9luf bem Srafalgar-
Square fanb cine srobe MBbiaigunss=
geriammlung gegen Die Musf6lieBuna
Braolaugb's aus bem 9aufe Der @emei.
men ifatt, an Der 80. 900 periomem tbeil=
nabmen. Waan faBte einen 8ei6luB gu
@uniten Der Geitbaltung Braolaugb's
an feinem Manbate. Mbf9riften bieies
8ei6luiies ipurben Der R0nigin, @lab=
ftone unb bem Spre6er oes 6anies
auge16idt.
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Mopenna. 8. 9fuouft

= 3abenna, s. Musuf. SeHern
fanb bier ein Soeialiften= GonsreB ftatt.
Sa man Der poliaei ben 3ulaB in bic
9alle bertpeiserte, 10 erbra6 bieleIbe
nit 8etpalt Die Sburen unb fprenate
bic Neriammlrng auseinanoer.
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Gpilepffe ,,pn ttemn csahret,

sd banfe Dem @eber aller guten
@lben", f6reibt s. q. Maribaa bon
Granbp, Newton @ountp, &c., ooaB
er mir Samaritan Nerbine gege=
ben bat. Gs beilte meine So1ter BON
epileptiiden 9lnfdllen, benen lie 9 Sabre
untermorfen mar" gu baben bel 9rug=
giIten. $1.5O.
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= 9err 9enrD Sobnlon, @arrett,
fa9t: u8rotpns giien=Bitter bat mid
gum itarfen, frdftigem Manne gema6t,
ipdbrenb i6 por 3 Monaten fdpa6 unb
entfrdf ftet mar"
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exaisan q 60.

Der befdnnie Gmubtdnbler 8. Mar=
tin Bat fein gei6dft an obige 6irmo
berfauft mi. iuerben bic 0erref1 ii1 nidji
niir benibenl bic alte 6unoidaft bes
@eI6dfies at erbdlten, ionbera aud inn
nler mebr ileue Runben ai ertpgrben.
Suliiban& So. bcbeH nidbt nur
nos belie ut0 geiudblteffe Eager in So.
Ilen= un0 3in6erf6ubeit, fon6ern ibrs
Waaren 5ei9nen fi1 aud bur9 preis.
iDilrolgteit uuD 9auerbaftigteit aus.
DIe 9erreii erbalten forttpdbren0 rleut
3ufubreIl uuo liefern 6aber bas Mller.
moeerHite. Man faufe 66ubseug nu,
bei ibHel, ipenH man gut be6ient ieir
MID.
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2onoon. 8ei 2incolnibire 1ino 9
perionen bel elmer &abnfabrt bur1
umi6lagen bes 8ootes ertrunfen.
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= 2nDpTe. 8eiabartifel fiji Damen.
flsioeI unb Wdf@e. iptpie far 8ettseus,
biaigF bel famous.
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: UhspepFa ber seidbrlidfte Tetno
bet @eiunohett. Ditb bu,h Mnwenbun0
BON ,.Aders Dsspepifa= EabletS" luri,t
Bel alien Npctbetern 3u baben.
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grabanotsr, gaIeneieane, gas
riier, &uffide. Sd6ffde unb leinene
6pibeu IN grocer Muswabl billisft beim
Famous.
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gpr.pton,e eiuer

ilfttb 6tiAen g e b er.
W.anael an appetit, @eSdrm gerffcpfuns,
Ehmersen i'm Scpf nit eireua b1tn1sfen @efiibI
i'm 6interfrpfe, G9mersen urtter ben Ghulters
blxtter1t, Auf8etrietenietn na4 cem gifen, NIT
Abneigung 0egen iebe fSrperlidhe uber geiifiSe
Ibdtigfeif rei5bare8E tribe Gtiil>
n1tng nit BEN beienteren @eftitte, trgenc
feit, 8irre, Sersflcpfefi Blintte Dor ben Anseii,
qeibe 6anf, Iterboiipt &cpfi 9nlerjeu cterbatb
De5 rehfen 2fugee, uilrltiger G@faf init be1fgs
itisenben Grduineli, fart sefdrtter nrin urb
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NS e & II y 33sf 1t &C a.

Enffs y Ill NJ finb fpesten FIR biefe Tdlie
bereifef, efeDpf75 o<rurfddbf einen SDldsen2Sedbs
fel im Bsfntfn, baa Der esibenfe erffaunf it,
ee cernaebreis Ben Appeftf unn perurfn4eu wtettas
dlcs, Ia Der aorper aeiidbrf une bar itre tpnifde
Birfuas auf fbtezfrbaui1ng8 urante Elm re9etnd ets
ger &hnbfgane terpcrgernfen tptrD. grsis IS Gents.
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g uff9 8 al 8 y E.
@xane 9ssss ssss g ,ysrss sss & e, :, s,9sisss
rsrpanseL ee berIsitt sins 9arbs nHe iutrtt
ni;neubtdIs. Y terau}eA tn GpDt5eten cper u1rb to9
Gnipfnng rcn 81 bur6 GrpreB perfdsst.
Office 3s aEnyran 4frtefs HersAcrf.
rs gsns % gsz III
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wisest measures that could be adopted
IL would take from the issues of the
times one Of ,he most troubl,so.Ee Of
national difficulties, made 80 hv tie
FOLLY OF agisators and weak legislators.
ne admission Of Utah would relieve
'he government from tue -unpose,. re.
ce7=itJ OF cropping wish the perplex lng
problem that belong, to the domestic
affairs of the State rather than to the
general supervision Of toe Federal an
shoflty. iae question OF poiyg4a,y
should cut no figure IN the admission
OF Jtah. As II Is not recognized IN the
constitution and would form no part of
Tie State politics. We have no idea that
either of the bills referred to will pas.
but We mention them to show what they
are and the bearing they uaye upon local
an airs. he Republicans will not do
anything that could be construed into
a benent 70 Utah. because hostility 70
Mofmo1lsm Is one OF the chief articles
OF their political stock. Democrats
dare not, tor fear OF being twitted with
the terrible but absurd accusation of
atiiiiailng with Mcrmons and pandering
10 polygamy.~
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CONVERSATION,

A talent for conversation has AN eY-
traordinary value for common, every
day life. Anyone who has this gift
enters In a social circle anywhere How
everyone's face brightens at his en-
trance. How soon be sets all the little
wheels in motion. encouraging the re-
sources of tn reserved and shy, subsid-
izing the facile, and making everybody
glad and happy.
To converse we'll is not to engross the
conversation. 1t is not to do all the talk
iue. Ii is not Necessary to tax with
very great brilliancy. A man may talk
with such surpassing power and splen
dor as to awe the rest Of the company
into silence, or excite their envy, and -
produce q chill where bis aim should be
to produce heat aud sunshine. He
should seek the art of making other.
feel quite at home with him, SO that. nc
matter how great may be his attain
ments or reputation. or how small MAY
be theirs, they find it insensibly jus. a,
natural and pleasant talking 10 him Al
| hearing him talk. The talent for con
versation, indeed, more than anythin.
else in life, requires tact and disci elton
II requires one to have more varies
knowledge. and to have il at instan
and absolute disposal. SO that he Cal
use just As much or just as little as tn
occasion demands. Ii requires the abil
ity to pass instantly and with ease fror
the playful to the serious, from books {
men, and from the mere phrase of coui
tesy to the ex sfessiou Of sentiment An
passion.
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f 0 r b ! q N,


LONDON. Dec. 12.-Violent gales pre-
vailed throughout England last evening
with much damage in London and the
Provinces.
Huge trees were torn up and carried
away, and low lying districts at Biz
mingham were flooded and portion of
the roof Of the church at st. Chad,
Derby. demolished. The Congrega-
tional Church here was also injured and
the parish church at Rotterdam much
injured. Chimney shafts were thrown
down at Manchester. Leeds. etc. A
large gas-holder near Bradford cap
sized and the chemical works at Wild
ness were damaged. The Leicester
Carriage Works were destroyed. At
Berkenhead great damage was done.
The chief officer of q steamer just ar
rived from Glasgow was killed. At
Pool cabs were overturned and many
buildings damaged. The British ship
Liverpool. from Quebec for Greenwich,
is total wreck near Shamrock, Scot
land, only one man and boy being
saved Of the crew. Two persons were
killed at Hull and several injured. A
portion of Portsmouth is flooded. At
HartlepOol many ships were damaged.
At Birmingham two persons we're
killed and a number injured. Three
were killed at Manchester. At Duns
bury three were killed. and at Chester a
man was blown down in the street and
killed. Two persons were killed AT
Liversedge. A portion of she roof of
st. Mary's Church, Berwick, was de
strOyed and several houses in the sub
urbs. At Nottingham several houses
were blown down. At keldwick a gas
Ometer was demolished and the postal
telegraph lines cut in halves at Leeds
At Bradford the monuments in Under
cliff cemetery and a portion of the
depot of the Midland railway were
blown down. Several vessels were
wrecked in the Mersey. Two vessel.
| were wrecked at Dunure, Scotland, and
two men were drowned in the lowlands
| of West Lancashire. and the Garstege
district was flooded. Al Glasgow the
damage to property is very great
The sword Of the Prophet.
CAIRO. Dec. l2.-El Mahdi is prepar
ing to send 10000 men to the Prov
ince of Darfour, aud another 10000 t.
subdue the kobbabish tribes neal
| khartOuD.
Death In Exile.
BRUSSELS. Dec. i2.-Captain Rober
| Dickinson, an Irish political refugee
brother -in-law to Parnell, was found
| dead. His remains will loo conveyed &
Ireland.
| Anarchist Found Guilty.
| LYONS. Dec. l2.-CyOvet. the Anarch
ist concerned III the explosion in til,
resta urant of theater at Bellour in DC
tober. 1881, has been found guilty aaC
sentenced to death.
Victoria Notes.
| VICTORIA, b. c., Dec. l2.-The rain
which has fallen almost constantly 70
two weeks. has now ceased, and ther,
is clear weather with a cool wind fron
the north.
The House discussed the Island rail
way bill all dav, and adjourned AT ,
O'Clock.
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MAssAGHlsETTs TEMPExANl Z
LECTURE.

From the Springfield Republican,
Yes. Pete would be fine workman"
said Dea Croker, in whose repair
shop on the hill Peter Forth had done
MANY an odd Job. IF he'd only let
drink alone. You see, | was fxiae up
chair outside there t'o;her day, and Pete
was working here In the shop. had a
mint bottle of corrosive sublimate dis
solved in alcohol, which | put On the
chair to kill she moths. When
brought the chair in here Pete began
shifting. Pretty soon says he, What
on this chair Mr.. Creckerr Oh, alco-
hol,' says /. and putting the bottle on
the shelf there | went outside and never
thought any more about it. Pete had
been mopins and mum all the morning,
and knew he wanted stlmulan'. but II
never entered III, head that he'd fool
with that bottle. But all of sudden
/ he rushed TO the door rubbing his
I hands up and down on his belly. and
say Was ia that bottleF The land
| sake | cried, poison. Pete, deadly poi
son. You don't mean - say you've
been drinking il" i have, | have,
saws he: Il tasted of it, Well. | tel
YOU, was scared. and when looked al
toe bottle | saw that half Of il WA
gone. What under the canopy, Peter
were you thinking of You've dranl
half of that poison. Pete. you're a
dead man. When said that he jus
doubled up ca the floor, and | iell yog
he eroaned. | told my wife to pou
milk down him, and then ran tor TIA,
doctor. Well, all that afternoon til
8 Hnxr,
Petc's shroat aud feeding him from
vial tina, he had. Pete's stomach re
\ jected the eggs as fast as he took en-
bat they absorbed the poison. di
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THE LICK HOUSE,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

THIS SPACIOUS AND WELL AR
ranged hotel. occupying nearly a
block on Montgomery and Suffer streets
affords the travelling public first-class ae-
commodaisons al reasonable rates. II
has. as all concede. the hand-omest dining
room in the world, Q real work Of art,
beautifully embellished. and its panels
adorned with California seem s. the work
OF California artists. There are upwards
of two hundred and fifty suits and rooms
In the house, capscious. well lighted and
ventilated, supplied with baths and all the
modern Improvements. IL is kept Oh the
Europe ian plan, embracing all the requi.
sites which hotel should possess, as well
as the quiet and comfort OF home. rs
pecial notice is called 10 the Lick House
restaur Ant, which is carried on in the din
ing room OF the hotel. the finest and mos,
convenient restaurant, in all its appoint
ments. in the city, and yet inexpensive
Patrons may board by the month. week
day. or single meal served TO order. Thi.
restaurant Is in every way the most de
sifable In san Francisco for the resort o.
ladies', To whom every attention viii h
given W. +. HARRISON,
JEROME II. BAekCS Manager.
Manager Dining Room and keseauran
nole DIV In