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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-26
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY. Feb. 25-P. NJ.
The mining stock markets last week were less ac-
tive than during the preceding week. but the better
class of stocks developed a good deal of strength
and for some of them higher prices were made.
Horn Silver was unusually active and was higher.
Sierra Grande also made a good advance. The
Leadyle properties were dull, butfairly sustained
the Comstocks were quiet and lower. Among the
low priced shares Sonora Consolidated attracIeeu
the greatest attention, and its price is higher. The
Grinnell (Col.) stocks were weak all the way out.
Yesterdays market presented no new features Horn
Silver was little easier at Sierra Grande rose 10
1856 and then declined to 800. Robinson Console
dated was steady at LOS and CbrysolIto at lao.
Sonora Consolidated was firm at 80 cents.
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WOOL. SALES

Feb. The following the wool sales of FRI
DAY detail 4.028 baiesport Php-Scoured 9ls l0d
Greasy, Sd Sia Sd Locks aad Pieces I'd ais adj lambs
Secured Is 32d bis 1892 bales sydney aud Queens
iand-scoared la I'd as 2tSd; Greasy, 7i2d aIs 2d
Locks and Pieces 5at ais. 81. 2eS2 bales Adelaide
wzeaand-sooared Is I'D ola s'qd, Gre ~; Cd ola,
Locks and Pieces Sa OILS I'D $40 bales Natal AMI Cape
secured. Is ldels 7ld: Greasy, sa. 99d; ls5 bales
Tasmanian secured. ia Sd g2s and Peces sd
1000 bales Of except Capes offered
to-day. PIioes animated.
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fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRTBUNE.l
TOMBSTONE. Arz. Feb. ga large body of ore
has lust been struck near the side line Of the Good
enough mine. The shaft was sunk IN the place In
Dictated by the " Hooda stick" in the hands OF a
abOrer. The ore was struck at depth OF l2G feet,
the shaft having passed through limestone nearly
tine entire distauc, The extent Of the ore body Is
not yet developed. Considerable horn silver Is
appearing IN the west side.
Mcmahon won the suit against The Last Chance
mine, recovering one half
The 400 level of Contention shows an ore body
over 40 teet IN widgh
Bullion valued at SO, 235 was received in New
York on Saturday from the mues, making total
for the week OF %}22.9l2 Is.
The total sales Of the mining stocks in New York
tho past week ara officially reported by the two
Exchanges at 33G,72J shares.
The cleanup OF the Father de Smet mine for
January yielded 81 ,076 IS.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IrvKRPooI Feb 24-Baeon Cumberland Cut IS 81 short
Rh SIGd Pork Prime STOOD do Western slO. Lard,
Prime We.crn Cheese American Choice 0Jod Corn,
lJd for iod. rurponne spirits Sod Proviaons
lard 5BOd per BreadstursCorn. bO9d.
Tor old Mixed Wheat $50 40 Id
orna Club @900d for Red Western SPRING old e9l
~ AWE Feb 24.-whcors Lard closed II francs 80
centimee 90 kioA -
ASrwKeP Feb 2S-Pstroeum 10 francs 20 confines for
Fine American paid ad ~ francs 90 centmes sel!ors
Wjlcoxis Lard. l4l francs 90 Confines per 100 Kilos
RRsAES. Feb. 2A.-WLcoxs Lard closed az 81 marks %
enulxs per lbspf Petroleum, marks 40 pfonnigs
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,,vpNpooI Feb. 2i-l2:OO q. ni.-Couon dgil Aiidlng
e-sisnrs do. 5S4d. sales. 1000 bales
ircnstrg 500 speculation and EXPORT hecelDts
81 -tO bales including l2oJp American gidhds
low hIdnnE clause February deilyeIy o'ia 90 Fsort
- and march, delivery, I'D do March anu Apiil deliy
an also sad do. April and NAV delyeTs o"s.d;
" delivery. 54s.d. do June ana JuY deiv
CO. ~ - also osocad; do. August ana September denv
cry 1eeaoot FEB 24-I3g m--COtton-rne the
-. 'nr,nted T.. 90 bales Americ4E ~
aSY ssTos Feb. adv, Midilug. loo
AnLng csc; Gooi Ordinary. Dlsc; net rce.pss 1910
Low $40 bales. safes. L2un bales; exports
"a, onfnent 1928 baes; 10 Great BritJn, !55 bales;
=. Er,nce bales; coastwiSe, bales sick. 1850
bales n, c.,,,n s,oo L., n,dN,o of.o.
,,taa.,ng aLs Good Ordinary. 5+c net receipts 24l5
hsIss Gross 34I5 bales exports 10 Great Britain. -
800. 10 France $50 bales TO the Continent 40 bales;
20 the Channel bales coastwise. IA baes; sales,
9o7I bales: stoox. S322J bales - -
SRw.OR' pAys Feb 24.-Cotton quiet Middllng NlIec.;
low Middlug DC: Good Ordinary. She; net receipts,
3,I2 bales gross, 5S2l bales; exports % France.
20 the Continent g5l baies: coastwise - bales
reat Britain bales 1000 bales last evening,
34l ,OS6 bales
aAyAsSAB Feb 2I.-totIon seadyi Kidding. SsscI
ddiine OIsc; OrdInJry She net receipts. 1851
2.J07 bales: exports coastwlse . - bales;
10 Great Britain bales; To the CONTINENT 2JJO bales;
saies $3.50 ba.s last e'enins 'oo 0aieS sooeA' soOo
hal
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Nrew Publications.

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Lecture 1.-THE sun.
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Lecture VI Fixed stars and Nebue
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6otels
HllrIiuq.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, Jocu-
~ istta Carbonate mn silver Cord Castle Dome Dahl
unlisted mining stocks bought aud sold. -
w. BRENToN WELLING, 81 broadway, Room a.
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SALES At THE MINING EXCHANGES.
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JnetruCiion.

For Bows and Young Mcn-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Priyate tuition,
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. lij W 41th,sL
(,IRtTrLARS of GOOD schools with careful
" advice free 10 parents h. MIRIAM COfHlEEE *
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For Young Ladies-CountrY.
For Both Sexss-Couasry

For Both Sexss-Country
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL II miles
~ from New-York. children receivs a mothers
Mr.. II. q. MOKRELfA Manned. i.L
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, - Nyack on the
Ia Hudson Both sexes STD send for catalogue w H.
, BANNl sTER. A. NJ
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bIODNIJ.I
CU1LD'S GARDEN SCIIOOL-Parents wisf
- ing private roarnr school for -mal children ara 60
dla.y .siied cal 49, Qn yt. brookyu Terms !0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-26

HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Worcester Mass. 2itn year. For full Information mp
ply 10 G. B MErCALF. 4 NJ. superintendent
DEEKSKILL my. Military Academy.-for
l circulars address col CO. WHGllE 4 M.. Principal
National Republican., 1883-12-31

"None Of our navy yards are completed or in
n satisfactory state of efficiency. The want
of docking facilities is common TO all, and
proves to be n source Of much Inconvenience
even with navy of wooden ships and dur
be docked periodically, the Inconvenience
will bo still more serious. How totally un-
equal they arc in this respect to tho strain of
maritime war may bo gathered from the
annual reports Of the secretary Of tho navy
during tho late war of secession, which provo
that this great defect cannot be presented in
too marked msnner.
ain rearranglng for modern shipbuilding
those yards which are to be retained for
that purpose, q snore convenient system OF
workshops than has hitherto prevailed needs
to bo made, with view to the saving Of time
and labor. In each yard the means should
be supplied Of transporting heavy weights
from place to place, and the tracks laid for
that purpose should be connected with the
nearest railroad system. Floating and stand
ing derricks of approved pattern arc needed
in all the yards, as well as increased facilities
for coaling. On tho other hand thore is in
the various departments of some Of tho yards
larger quantity of certain classes of machin-
cry than Is needed. Much Of il is duplicated,
and much of an obsolete type. The exposure
to attack Of all our navy yards, owing to the
defenseless state Of our maritime ports, is of
such grave Importance as to merit special at
| tention."
Tho report closes with some remarks upon
the origin of navy yards and their history, a
warning of the danger of lack of preparation
for war, and tables of statistics.
National Republican., 1883-12-31
Ths Cnsn of Austin

In the criminal court on Saturday the case
of Gould p. Austin was taken up. He is
charged with violating the postal laws by
defrauding pensioners. The hearing was on
a demurrer, which set forth that the defend
ant must open the correspondence, which was
not shown. To make it fraud through the
agency of the postal service the post
office department must know that it is q
fraud and became party thereto; that de-
fendant had told the woman that she should
pay such an amount as she deemed proper,
and that no scheme could be proven. Judge
Wylie said there must be q scheme, the OBJ
ject of which was to defraud. What defend
ant had told the woman was lie with the
intention of getting her money. Letters
containing lies cannot be excluded from the
mails. If they We're the postofice depart
ment would be broken up. The indictment
was taken under advisement.
National Republican., 1883-12-31
HON. JOHN S. WISE.
The Effort TO Unscat Him 10 be Aban-
doned-Othcr Interesting Virginia Items.

SDectdl Letter.
RICHMOND, VA. Dec. 20.--Your correspond
ent was informed this morning by q well
known democrat of this city that it is not
thought probable by reasonable and conserva-
tive members Of his party here that John s.
Wise will be unseated to give place for John L.
Massey, for whom no political party in the state
has any good feeling, and who was defeated
by Wise by nearly G,000 majority as congress-
man-at-large from this state, Tho sum and
substance of Wises offending Is his bold and
defiant stand against the poor old bourbon
families of Richmond and the loss venerated
social circles which have nothing to commend
them but money Wise was not afraid to hold
them up to the light and make all manner Of
fun of them during the late canvass
and his own previous one, and tho truth
hurt them badly, yet while the moro Ignorant
are willing to see Wise sacrificed, those who
appreciate the enormity of such a step, much
as they hato tho readjusters, are not sure that
democratic house could afford to repeat the
John Goode business" at this juncturc.
Information has reached here of another
afiray near Danvillo few daye ago, which
resulted in the wounding Of negro named
Charles Boswell, who was shot by white
tween Fuller and another negro, and Fuller
fired his pistol, missing his man, but striking
Boswell. No arrest has been made SO far.
The shooting occurred at Now Design.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Farr
and State Senator Hubbard have left the city
to visit the Hampton normal school for the
purpose of inspecting the working of the
school. These gentlemen are members of
the board of directory of the Blacksburg
normal school, and were appointed by the
directory to gain information from Gen.
Armstrong; system at Hampton, with a
| view to tho improvement of our state agri-
cultural school at Blacksburg.
Richmond city will pay the interest on her
bonded debt on the first of January. The
debt is about "a, 100000, and the rate of in
terest is and 8 per cent. She has also a
floating debt growing daily.
There are over 1000 children, mostly col
ored, who have no public school facilities,
much as the bourbons claim to give every
class all their rights and privileges.
| The city has no electric lights, and the gas
mains are SO small thatgas cannot be supplied
to citizens who pay So per thousand feet
while the actual cost of the gas Ii
only 60 cents the city owning the works
We have no city hall, nor is there is public
library in town in short, we are an old
| poky town, with scarcely enough vitality left
| to realize that we are long ways behind the
age. We will do better when the bourbons
arc buried in Oakwood.
| We are glad to see that so many persons
have subscribed to THE REPUBLICAN in
| Richmond.
Capt. Joh4 s. Wise gave splendid supper
to dozen of his friends here Thursday
night.
Gov, Cameron is suffering from severe
| cold
National Republican., 1883-12-31
PnlImnn-Hainna.

The marriage of Mrs. Emma N. Haines to
Mr.. Edgar J. Pullman, the photographer,
was solemnized at 1880 o'clock last evening
at the Metropolitan NJ. L. Church. Rev. Mr..
Huntley, the pastor, oficiated A novel
feature Of the occasion was the diminuti
best man and bridesmaid Eddie and Olive
Pullman children of the groom by n former
marriage, who preceded the bridal party,
bearing floral designs. The bride was
attired in costume of cream satin trimmed
with point lace. Her ornaments were dia-
monds. The ushers were Messrs. Chas. Red
ding and Chas. M. Morrison. A reception
will be held Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence $50 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1883-12-31
HEALrH is wEALTH.

DIR u. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific for IIystcrin, Dizziness,
Gonvuslona, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression,
Loss OF Memory, SpermRtOrrhten, lmpOtency, InYOl-
untAfy EmiHlunN Premature Old Age, caused by
OVereNcrtiOn, anlf abuse, observation-disclosures, which
leads 90 misery, decay ana death one box VIII cure
recent cases. Each box contains one mnnths treat
ment ono dollar box, or Blx boxes for 90 Sent by
mail prepaid ON receipt of price. We guarantee SIX
boxes 10 cure nly case. Win each order received by
rs torsiN boxes accompanied With 40, we Will aend
the purchaser onr written guarantee 10 return the
antces issued by slO11 a CROMWELL, 40 Penn
sylvRnia avenue, Washington, ID, o., Wholesale aud
tentl0n.
National Republican., 1883-12-31
At the Eastern Presbyterl"n church.

The large audience present at the Eastern
Presbyterian church on last evening was
treated to an elegant discourse upon the sub
iect of temperance by the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Peck The sermon was delivered at the in
vitation of the Good Templars, large num-
ber of whom were present.
National Republican., 1883-12-31

In the account of the banquet of the Union
Soldiers alliance, published Saturday, "rhe
Veterans of our Wars" which was eloquently
responded to by Hon. r. NJ. Reynolds was
inadvertently omitted from tho list of toasts.
National Republican., 1883-12-31
MeOitul

MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENT
lNL cure successfully used In the treatment Of
chronic diseases OF the heart and stomach rheuna-
tsm nervous discusses, cofpulcncc headache sprains
&c, by Prof Hnrtrig Ni8scn, ut MarlnIS Han.
liighest tesIimonlals nom physicians and former
sstnrts. Also, health gymnastics, girls and boys
clngsp5 dp04-tf
National Republican., 1883-12-31
nresa snits Hired.

The keeper of an establishment in the cen
tral part of the city, whero dress suits are
"hired out, stated TO REPUBLICAN reporter
last night that his entire stock had been en-
gagged by young men who are going calling
tn- -,norrotv
National Republican., 1883-12-31
Sgsrsonal Comfort.
gust ann !Funnn.

,-S-~~-----~-~-
II OSr.-ON SUNDAY, IN FRONT or ALL
- souls Church, asmal leather purse, containing
a trinling sum of money and three valuable rings.
Finder Will be suitably rewarded by returning II TO
THOMAS ]. FISHER, 1924 Est. 03l
II oSr.--ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NEAR
Il Palais Royal, Scotch Cplley dog answering to
nnme of Chief wearing stcel.iinked collar and tag No.
073. liberal reward will be pad freturned 10 No,
I7bI II st. %
Il OST.-DEC. 2S, CROSSING X ST. NEAR COll-
j ner nd store book Reward ifreturnod 20 J. w.
ELMS, 2l6l Pa. ay. OBI
CtTRANED- FROM j. Y. DAVIS SONS STORE
- Friday Dec, II 1898, about 4;l0 o'cOck, sorrel
mare with wagon, white ihce, white feet. suitable
reward II returned To ELLA CHELlM l3b Pa ny.
east, otl
National Republican., 1883-12-31
Rissoluiious Of CUpartutrsbip.

wv AsIltNGTON, DECEMBER 1.-THE FIRM
w OF ThOmus j, JOnes Il Co., conducting u Drug
buanesS corner lwenty-siNth street ana peunsyt
Vania avenue northwest Is this day dissolved by mn.
THOMAS j. JONES,
A, a, MATTHEW'S,
hespeaS for Thomas j. Jones, who Will retain Tho
firm name aud style, the continuation of the liberal
patronage the firm has hitherto received;
de10m&th0w 4, ~. MATTHEW'S,
National Republican., 1883-12-31
StlOnsn 10 gOnM.

n TONEY 10 LOAN ON REA j. ESTATE ATTHE n
4Nk lowest ratea DANEEItowkA d SOM l226
n o. n, W. po13u
National Republican., 1883-12-31

8s- Advertisements under nc heads Of Wants. For
Esit for Sale BOARDING. Lost and Found, and
ItrsonuL Qf three lines or less eighteen long ioords,
10 cents one Insertion; each additional Insertion 10
cents. business cards not included IN these rates
National Republican., 1883-12-31

NOR SALE OR EXCH HANGE-SURGtCAL IN
II struments; three sets completes cost over $3.50,
will sell together separately or exchange for other
property, DIR. GEORGE II. MITCHELL, 1902
i0tf ST, N w. go
National Republican., 1883-12-31

TVNHE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, ~ ISSUED
i every Thursday. single copies can h0 had IN
wrappera ready Tor mailing. subscription preesl'bO
per year.
National Republican., 1883-12-31
Smusrmtuts.

Amusrntnts.
NATIONAL THEATER
Rs- "a Happy New Year to All" ~Ea
MONDAY, DECEMBER 81.
SECOND AND POSITIVELY LAST WEEK.
WASHINGTON rNDoRsEs
LONDON, NEW YORK. AND BOSTON
~ rRoNouScINu
#........,.,.s"....,,,. ....,....,,..,.#
IN THE RANKS,
a;''"''"'''.'''''''''''''''~''' --'''.'.''is
The Most Magnificent Production OF the Present
Generation.
Every Evening at s. saturday Matinee Mt ?.
EXTRA MATINEE NEW YEARS DAY Ar ..
Monday. Jan. 7..,.........Sfr JOSEPH JEFFERSON
INoRDs NEW YEARS wEEk.
= a GRAND NEW COMEDY YcoMB1NS,AJIoN;
Every Night and Mgtincea rnesday' "Wednesday,
ns-Usual Cheap Matinee Prces.~6n
MSes.ayer y Barton,s COMEDY aud MUSICAL Nd
-:-IIx's FIx--
Bya Company Of Unrivaled Comic Reputation
incidental to the play railroad depot scenes, stagc
SIR HENRY IRVING.
ON Monday, Jan. Z, the new and very successful
THE BEGGAR STUDENT,
BY Charles T.. Ford's Comic Opera Company, amer
amost brilliant success In the West aud south,
NXTRtGHT's DIME MUSEUM, -
w NINTH AND - STREETS.
GREAT BILL FOR NEW YEARS WEEK.
Rc-engagement OF Americas Fayorite Comlquc,
MIR. ALE BURNETT.
The oldest character Motor living, assisted by
MISS HELEN NASH, Dramatic Reader,
MAJOR ELLSWORTH. Lightning IOuave Drst.
SAM FRANKLIN,
Character Change Artist and Toy Distributor,
MISS ALLIE ALDEN,
Scrlo Comic aud Descriptive Vocalist
HO-CURtostTY DErARrMESr,-Spech engage
mcnt OF the Great Zulu Band of Snvagcs from Illu
land, imported by Barnum; Z IN number Z, with the
only Zulu Babe aud Mother.
Major Littleingcr and wife, Midgets. Adah Briggs
Fat Lady. weight bi2 pounds. Casa Cassandra,
Elastic Haired Wonder Hanson, tho rattoOCd Maui
HOwea Monster Man.Eating African Pythrons. Gc
Reserved seats for ladies and children without
cNtrn charge.
Two performances daily, at and p. m. Doors
opcn one hour earlier
NEW YEAR'S DAY, EXTRA PERFORMANCES
Doors open from 10 to 10.
National Republican., 1883-12-31

The Most Magnificent Production Of the Present
GpnCfntlon.
National Republican., 1883-12-31
61lunttn- --Tousts.

ENOR CASII-A FIRST CLASS BRICK HOUSE OF
z or rooms, northwest section. Address II. p
d., Republican Office. 81
National Republican., 1883-12-31

IN THE RANKS,
National Republican., 1883-12-31
@antr0 Rooms.

TAI USIC BOXES AND CHRISTMAS GOODS AT
IN y great reduction for five days only. JOHN Il.
ELLls u Co, O3T PA, av., near 10th st. 81
A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS, BETwEEN
"A, lZth and 10Th and and l. SITS. N. w. Address
III. j. L.. Republican Onice
National Republican., 1883-12-31

I1oR RENT-BY b. II. WARNER,
II O16 street northwest.
Ola 17th 81 n wSlOO 90 DAB NJ st u w.-,.... 75 90
1904 Conn av....u 20 90 s05 IL st e....,.. 20 90
lTOB Conn AVN. 40 90
our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule of our houses,
stores shops and farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices tSc., and how they may be
seen Property for sale IN all parts Of the city Money
" '0' ~ h. ii. WARNER, 0l0 street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-12
Hrnxo> Lands tor sale.

As executor Of tine cstnte Of W, ".
Downs, ,'e casrd, aud authorized agent
of the several heirs Interested, | uller
for sale about three thousand acres Of
choice Brazos land, situated about
eight miles southeast Of the city IN
trncts 10 suit p rrhusers, These
lands comprise about one thous nd
acres ia cultivation, with stcm yin, nj
"a remnant houses; one thousand M
me quit valley prairie, aud the ba. uuco
ia timber, the whole unsurpassed fOI
stock aud agricultural purposes Ierm-
made known on app lrntlou
Address, j. " DowSs
5l3.dWtf Eyumu Office, Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-12

Want of confidence acnpuuta for half
Of tine business failures of to-day Chr.
ter ~ Moore or j. l.. Corn -h, tine drug.
gi-t- are not liable ~ fail for the want
NJ confidence IN Dr. Bpsmku.- CpIgH
aud Lung Syrup for he gives way "a
bottle free to u who are suffering saith
coughs, colds, colds, asthma, ruu-Imp
tlou aud an affections of the thrla and
Iuuy-.-u322lW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-12

~ calling at Carter 81 Mourr'- pr j
l.. Corni-h- drug store, you can get q
sample bottle ~ d. Eo5luko- cough
aud hung syrup, which ~ o relieve 'Ur
most olntua cough OF cold and show
yuu what the regular lifly 90 cent BOTH,
-ite will DO. When troubled witt
asthma, bronchitis dry hacking cDu2
throat aud lung-, try a sample bottle 10
this medIciue.-LGU1l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-12
New MincrniWn,cr.

Mcssrs. Hamlet ~ kauhrr will dis.
pcnsc the celebrated Icpli water from
their ia apparatus after the 18th instant.
lepllta Is q mlurra, water, strongly i'm
prrgnated with iron, mag esia putus-
SUM and soda, aud consequently ono ot
the best ION e and apcnent waters
known. 1t is especial recommended
IN diseases Of the liver and kidneys.
The celebrated Kentucky Blue Lick
Sulphur wutcr ON draught. UGO3
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-12

The proof Of the puddinG is not IN
chewing the string, put III having an OPP
portuuity to test the article direct.
Carter n Moore and DIR. j. l..
Cornish druggists have "A free trial
bottle of DIR. Bosunko's Cough aud
Lung Syrup for each and every one
who is illicted with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption or any Lung Az
e elton. -U3 ldwtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-12

II disease has entered the system the
only way 10 drive it out Ia to purif, aud
en lcl the blood To this end. as i. nc.
knowledged 10y all medical mcr. nothing
l. better adapted than iron. The fault
hitherto has been that iron could nor be-
SO prepared ms to he absolutely harmless
to the 'ceth. This difficulty has been
overcome by the Brown Chemical com.
lauy ui Baltimore, Md, who uiIer thcir
Brown S Iron Bitters as faultless ir,n
pre- arnhoa positive cure for dyspcp-
70, Indigestion, kidney troubles, etc -
UgU-' "a.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-12
I.IIpion Oil.

Eupon oil Is not, as many suppose
sim ly Water White ljl degrees fire test
oil, but is superior to Water White, or
any other Illuminating oil manufactured.
an lin
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-12

Eumon on was first manufactured in
ST. Louis, Missouri in 1861, and not an
accident is ON record as having resulted
I. ON its use Ollllm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-12

Why will you cough when Shiloh'H
cure will give immediate relief Price
~ ceuts, 80 cents and ST. Sold by Gust
les, Morrison n Co., Druggists, Waco,
Texas. -,r2OSGml