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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-21
FATHER PEPPER.
From The london Gigbe.

Prom a ne LONuON btrDf.
A curious origin Is assigned. with very doubtful
authority. by the French merchants TO the name
which pepper now bears ia their country. Accord
ing to their story tho trade in his useful condi-
lnent was first started on large scale in France by
a certain Father PoIvre, who tlourished In tho mid
die of the last century and died at the age OF SOW
enty-seven in the year 1856. This man was bora
of family of merchant IN lyons, and took orders
as "A Missionary in the fraternity OF 81. Joseph.
Being sent 10 Cochin China on mission, lie was
captured on his return by an English cruiser ana
imprisoned at Batavia, where be utilzed ms Gays
of captivity In study Ing practical chemistry as ap-
piled the trade in groceries After being lipfr-
ated he was again taken prisoner aud mprsc ned IN
the island OF Guernsey, and IL was NOT TIL lI1o
that he again proceeded TO the French colonies,
and soon afterwaTd became director general or
that part of them included under tho name OF Col
ones of the Indian Sea. The particular subject OF
his attention is said to have been the spice already
mentioned, which he caused TO be cultivated with
nm altogether new success IN the French depend
encies over which he had official control. The tale
is pretty enough and there will be, perhaps sat
isfactiOn in the minds OF some rench Go~me's as
they reflect that they are seasoning their omeettes
and 6pindrds with o powder named after one OK
their countrymen. But few minutes reflection
will probably convince all but the most Ignorant Oh
them that II there was such person as aiher
Poiyre at all he took his s05rilHes from the spice
iuse ID of mparting 10 it his name. For the snil-
itude between poitTe and the old Latin piper IA
mliar to ali readers OF Horace Is rather too Intimate
to be accidental, and 10 does not appear that tho
French vocabulary was without term for SO COM
mon an article OF food until the appearance IN tho
Indian seas OF the twice captured and twice iDer-
a ted missionary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-21
DIR. TANNERS OPINION or HOGS.
rrom q Letter % The clereland KeraId.


IL my firm belief that pork eaters have (as
rule, no part lot in that inheritance tlat Is
incurruptible aud undeiiled and that faccth not
away Whyf Because they are constantly pand-
ering to the animal. and the amman MOUNDS oet the
s.raph We are told In the Scriptures that the
q legion of devils" when cast out OF the Gadarene,
asked permission to enter into herd OF swlne.
They were permitted 70 do so, and nndIng ire mega
congenia companions. and finding withal that they
were lett in peaceable possession. they have nn-
doubtedly renamed with them 10 TINS day, nnain3
them o very convenient vehicle by wh'ch to hnd
ingress into other animals OF the bped species. An
habitual pork eater, tear, can never comprehend
the sipnifcance of the words, The Kingdom OF
heaven is within YOU" for there can be no heaven
where pork devils hold riot and high carnival con-
a day for pork. more pork, which when interpreter
simply means endorsements. All such "9ul1 Det-
ter comprehend the great twin truth, inc kInRao,m
OF hell is within you. Tho Jews have ever heid
pork as an article of food in the owest possi1ic
esteem On this question they are level beaIea
AT leaqt believe IL was for this reason. 1nu ,ni,
only that tho Jews were called ch9sen peo .t
and were so much richer III "spirltuhi sh's tnan
The Gentile world Now there arc processing Cnris-
tians no will get up from breaHiash taplo win
bominv y and go al once to the " family altar anu
On handed knees cry Lord Lord! Now shall
not assume that God does not answer the players
Of a nork eater There is no doubt little OF the
dnIced in a pork diet every day for q number OF
years it win. think, be safe to assume that they
have Mt leaet seven devils secretly intrenched Ia
their livers The house Is thus diyiaed against II
self. The spirit of God IN the mans or woman's
heart prompts him or her TO cry. Lord, Lord The
seven devils in tho liver prompt continually TO an
Indulgence of their swlnsh propensites. VI snen
Ia the kingdom Of Heaven" has no rcierence 70
those who transform the earthly tspernscle luo-
signed for temple of the living GOD, ms q noS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-21
COMETS AND THE CHINESE.

The appearance within the last two years OF
swo comets. says Mature, has been regarded as
q most menacDg portept by Chinese peiiti-
clans. Their resemblance to flaming swords Is
considered as emblematical of the vengeance
pt Heaven on tn unworthy nation. IL ID TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-21

ooh, yes" said the contented man,
sn,:e When owned O trotter that could get away
with the road was m 'front.' h ~ sn9 o.t
the time. aud see ali the fun."-lLowen Citzen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-21
MENU.

Amber soup.
Boiled White Fish, Sauce Holandaise.
Potatoes au Natural ana olives.
Chicken Croquettcs Tomato sauce.
Filiet OF Beef with Mushrooms
sweet Potatoes. satisfy. GAINED Corn.
Cguyasback Duck. Celery.
Spinach on Toast, Garnshed with Hard Boiled Egg.
MayOnnalse OF Caulillower.
Cheese. Waters.
Mince Pie. AmbrOsa. Lady Cake.
Fruit Nuts. Raisins.
Collee.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30

Ladies Mi. ses aud clnldrous Xii bnttou
hOntneA 40 Nnnger BrO-a.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30
NUMBER 1923


We clip the following from the
Cleveland plain Dealer, OF September,
l3th. with the assurance that it will
be interesting TO our readers. The
play will be presented at the Mer-
chants opera house Wednesday night:
Yesterday afternoon Julius Cgssr''
was presented at the matinee perfor-
nance 10y the Warde company at the
Academy OF Music. THIS play, one OF
the OF the best in all respects of tie
works of shakespeare, affords more
fully than any other in the scope of
OF the drama the greatest opportuni-
Ties for grand acting. MIR. Warde as
sumcd the role of MARK Antony" in
this differing from both Mr.. McCul-
Tough and MIR Barrett in choice OF
the central figure of interest. Mr.,
Nardcs physical qualities, his youth
form and bearing a, well rs the ire
and force Of hi methods, 1T him p0r-
t,ctly to the character OF the hold
aud impctuoUs Anthony" His reu-
ditiun at the part in Yesterdays per-
/ tormancc was nm incontcstiblo evil
dcnc of this truth. From the start
/ Ii caught and held the interest oil
the large audience and when at the
close of the speech over Caesars"
/ body In the capitol no stood ~ the
/ curtain fell the impCrsonation of re-
/ ycnging fate he was called before the
/ curtain with unrcslraincd applause.
In thcgrcat scene of the play the
speech over the dead Caesar" in the
forum that suhlimcst piece
OF popular eloquence that
ever came from the brain of NOR
tai man, Warde was iucomparably
grand. The opportunity brought
forth all his great qualities as All actor
Ills voice, manner, gesture and oyel
pauscs were full ofmagnctic power NJ
one that we have ever seen 80 wei
mitcs the gentle and persuasive quail
tiles Of this scene with such
the iorcihlc and spirit Mr.
Malone H. "Caius Cassius, -
played his very difficult part
with great spirit and fidelity to tn,
truth of nature We understand that
MIR. Malone'had played the part bu
once before, which enhances til,
merit his performance. MIR. Rand
"a ,Iirutusn was Acry good aud dis
played much ability in the quiet an,
dignilird scenes
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Piles

Piles are frequently preceded by -
sense Of weight IN the back, lolus mud
lower part ut the abdomen, causing tine
patient TO suppose he has some affection
Of the kidneys or uclEhbuuug organs
At times, symptoms NJ iu Indigestion are
present, AZ ilatuleucy, unrHstnc.H Of the
stomach. etc. A moisture.likc perbpira
ton, producing very disagrecHbI 6
itching, particularly at night after get
ting warm N bed, II a very common at
tendRnt Blind Bleeding aud itching
Piles yield at once to the application Of
DR.. Bosanku's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorb
ing the rumorH, allaying the intense
itching. and affecting u permanent cure,
where tue other remedies have failed.
Do not delay until the drain ON the sys-
tenn produces permanent disability, bat
try it and DO cured. Price, 90 cents.
Sent prepaid on receipt OF price. Ad-
dress, The DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold 10y CarterS williamson
and j. ID. Cornish, druggists, Wsco,
O3lldw
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Gents maroon, goat and alligator skin
slippers at Sanger Bros
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Ireland


Dublin, December % "A circular
has bccu issued by the Orange grand
masters of ireland, which advise the
enrolment of Orange volunteer forces
or militia, and ifpossiblc, old soldiers,
TO strengthen the Orange society rs a
lighting force. The government will
be pettoned to allow those volun-
tccrs to be armed with rifles, which
will be- kept in the nearest Orange
halls or barracks
The Freeman = journal says that if
such IA document had been ISSUED by
man suspected of leaning to the
popular cause OF ireland, he would be
prosecuted and imprisoned under the
crimes act.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30

Madame Singh, acknowledged to DO
the greatest rlniryoyant ol The age utter
many and tlattcling ivilallons from some
nt Our leading citizens, hns dccldad to ro-
main in this city until December 2sth.
auics wishing consultations on busi-
ness losses, encmics, lawsuits, absent
friends. marriage and death, will please
call before tnnt date, ms her engagements
elsewhere viii not permit her to remain
longer Fay refused II noc.ntlsiied. Cal
at the TAYLOR House -l2.1l-lw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30

I'D seas, has entered the system the
only way to drive 1t out il to purify aud
enrich the blood. 70 this oud as i
acknowledged by all medical men,
nothing il hettor adapted thnn iron.
The mutt hitherto has been that iron
could not he 50 prepared ~ to hO abso
lutely harmless TO tie teeth. This diih-
Guilty has been overcome by the Brown
Chcmical Company, II Baltimore, Md,
who offer their Browns Iron Bittors nB
q fnultless iron preparation, II positive
cure for dyspepsia, Indigestion, kidney
'rnuhlea. etc. 1904 DIV In
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Rey. j W. Waldrop, Uwrutuu, KY
says: "Browns Iron Hltlets greatly rc.
hovrd me Of general debit ty nud midi
gestiou." - - dNwlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30

we most respectfully recommend Mr.
IT, Bchitn-, nnd will AID him IN selection
oil teeth Md dental supplies, and nsk Tor
him tho patronage ot the dentists OF
Central Texas. Respectfully,
W Il. CiifroN,
A. A BINILLE,
1uos. II. LIlSCOsR,
Ghu. T.. MANE,
l2-1.dWlm A. l.. JoSEA.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30

Instead Of feeling tre1 aud worn out,
instead # aches and pains, wouldn't
YOU rather feel fresh and strong? II
son continue feeling miserable and good
Tor nothiug, you have only your eli 10
blame, for Browns Iron Bitters will
surely cure you. Iron and cinchona are
it's principal Ingredients. II Is q certain
cure for dyspepsia, indiges lou, malaria,
wcakne.s, kidney, lung and heart alice
tons. Try it il you desire to be henl'
thy, robust and strong, and experience
IT, remarkable curative quhitlr-.
lg-lSd&@ ! "
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N,.,crrI n,.Icr-l! N,.,ers!i,

Served up N all styles aud at any
hour, day or night, at the popular req
tauraut Of j. 4. Wilson, Austin avenue,
between Fifth and Sixth Fresh fish
received daily from tho gulf. Bar sup
Piled with tiuest liquors and wiues. All
the delicucirs ia season, ut j, L VIII
,uu's popular restaurant hud bar on
Am.lIn -iINNl-l.lN-tc
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China.
POSITION UNCLAIMED

Hong Kong, Dec, 29-The position
of the French troops in Tonquin uu-
changed since the fall of SOntay.
The commander of the black flags
was sevcrercly wounded and his
liculcmcut was killed in the deionsc
OF Nontay. 1t i, understood that the
French will not attack BlcnGnh till
the arrival Of rccnlOrC amcntS.
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nnn,n Clnv..t re- nnher..

~ , :" !" '" = -"
cream at Castles Morrison a Co.-l2-J- lw
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Time nor tide waits Tor no man, but
the sands OF lite continue to How ON and
on, year after year, never stopping, uever
waiting, never hesitAtnE in Its work OF
waste, unless ocCasloncd by Il cough, cold
or come lung affection whcro DIR. b.
sanku's cough aud lurg syrup arrests 1t
and makes the span of lite its allotted
three score wears and ten. Go to Carter
Il williamson. druggists and get trinl
bottle OF the medicine. They have them
TO give away .-'dSwti
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Notice Extraordinary

We huye received especially for the
holiday fine lot Of pure California
vines which We offer to our patrons at
the following prices: Fine California
Muse t II, 81 ~ per gallon; best chosen
growth Angelica $50 pr gallon; pure
Lo- Angels port pl.50 per gallon; pure
lH7g Cl,ret., 800 per gallon. Also q
yhuicc assortment of liquors.
s. AHCHESHOLD, a Go.
Wholesale Liquor Dealers, G3 Austin
Avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30

Can planters and stock ralsers get along
without the publications OF Loving pub
Listing company They can. But much
better with than without. Then leave
your subscriptions Tor the Texas Live
Stock journal. Texas Wool Grower, the
Daily and weekly Fort Worth Gnzetle, al
my office south Fourth Street, opposite
Faclic hotel, where all orders will re-
cclvo prompt attention,
Il. X. CoENEILA,
Local agent Tor all the leading publishers
MaCo. TrHns December q,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30
For sale.

Four hundred head ot fine Mcrino
ewes aud five hond OF full blood
Spanish Merino bucks, four aud n
half miles from Morgan. Texas. Plenty
OF feed for said sheep will bo sold at the
option OF buyer; nll belonging 10 the
estate Of T. NJ. Collins, deceased. For
PARTICULARS and prices, apply to
l2-lg-lw j. W. CAsrLEa.
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Grand Itnme az IcNinskI ~
AIbcA'-,

One handsome French clock, with ny
ing and chrung birds and music box
attachment. Nine elegant opera glhs .es
one dollar per chance, three hundred
chance. Highest throw wins the clook /;
lowest, opera glass No. !. -Four throws
nest lu highest win opera glasses Nos.
2 3. 4 and o, four throws next to lowest
win upcrn glusscs No q, +, aud 9.
ll.1.tt
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The annual meeting # the stookhold.
ers OF the Wuco National bank will be
held ut their office, in Waco, Tex, gu
Tuesday, January Sth, 1884, at 10 a. mo
fur the purpose Of eleyting directors for
the ensuing year aud for the trans acei
Of such bushes, Us may comen befor
them. j. X. ROSE,
l25lm Cashier
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30

Paris, December PA decree pro
meats into the French ports was pub
lishcd to-day. II admits it until lac.
uury, 1884, from which time only
cured, wholesome and perfectly pre-.
served aud completely sailed meats
will be admitted, aud they must be go
pronounced by experts.
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For the benefit ot all thopc who can
not make their holiday purchase durug
the day, from now until Chrlsrmr- our
store will remain open until . o'clock
=. IN. Holiday presents can Now he
bought Mt our store aud left there until
ChnHtmus o. New Yours. On thcs.
days W. will mako special deliveries OF
the same,
SASDrn BEos.
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Convincing,

The proof OF the pudding ia not IN
chewing the string, put IN having an OPP
portunity to test the article direct
Carter 4 Williamson aud DIR. j. l..
Conish, druggists have q free trisl
hottie OF Dr. Bosaukos Cough and
Lung Syrup for each and every one
who il afflicted with Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Consumption Or any Lung Al
/ lcuOn.-0jliu wif
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I.ndie., Attention.

Tho grandest iHfille OF the sensOn IL
ON hand at @. n Curtis for magnifi.
cent llst Of twenty prizes. consisting Of
u splendid CHM dinner get Of los pieces,
valued at $50, with nineteen other lne
prizes IN china and SILVER. Tickets only
81 90 per chance. It is IL rare opportu-
nifty for some one b. win the handsomrHt
diuner st in TeXa4. II
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Great preparations have been mad
at h. HaLer's for the holiday. You can
find the largest variety Of toys there in
the city. Beautiful dolls, elegant dress
log cases, 30 handsome for ladies. In
fact, II you want to gladden. the hearts
OF the little ones 60 to b. Haber's aud
invest.
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Are supplied with choicest varieties
for household aud office use, sell at
lowest price, deliver promptly aud guar
nutcc weights. Have exclusive sale OF
McAlister the hest uutinn coal. Get
your supply whil' price IL low, Please
send wutt,u orders.
ions FAmRY. Proprietor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30
ONION SETS, ONION SETS

Just received Fifty Bushels ONO
Sets direct from David Landre.f =
Sons, Philadelphia Farmers 100
better seud in their orders at oncs ~
it islust the right time to plant them.
JOIN f. MARSHALL.
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MIR Sam Baker, WAGE, rrNs.
Dear Sir-Wr have tried and now use
your Burkthorn solid steel harbod fouc
ing, aud much p ufor it to any harhed
wire, and will want more of it very
SOON Your, truly,
JAS. u. EoAS,
Sup't Waco WGter-works, wao.', Tex.
Il.IB Inn
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Egypt.


Cairo. December 20 Col Frazier
has returned from - reconnirtcring
expedition into the Nile Valley AS
mr rs the second cataract aud the
korask pass, and reports the whole
country TO he quiet.
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II You want first e HISS custom ma d
shoe for either ladies, misses, children
OF gents don't fail to sce those best goods
nj 4. r. Jordun's. All goods guaranteed
ng represented. None better made.
4 -Ip-tT
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Inr Tho HlOlIhmAn.

brUldrrrd slippers, brnnl" Kid. alligator
and steel headed opera clippers lust nj
rived at Sanger Bros
- s-==----
Icglcr Bros ladies, misses AMI chill
drcn'- button boots on all widths at san
yer bTOS
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The hand'omc-t display Of elegant pres o.
cut- Tor the hoiidrya In tltc cltv.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ow-
ing to change In business. Come early
and look Rt our goods before buying.
l2-liu CASTLES, MoHRI-oN IL Co.
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UWANT'S CONDITION


The beautiful and useful oder boxes
aud caskets for toilet tablcs, and all the
wonderful urrny ut holiday prosents Of
fsred at lowest eastern figures by Gas
tic A Morrison, meet ready purchasers.
This IL the time for such goods.
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Mr.. A. A. Mnntins Marshall, Texas
says: "My wife has been entirely cured
Of general d bility by using Brown
Iron iittera" II lS-d& "
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No cure, no pay. Prepared and for
nlr hv CARTER i WILLIAMSON.
O1-U3-tt III Austin Avchue.
GENTS tue hand scwcd boots aud shoes
at Sanger Bros
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The Importance aud value Of john
sons Anpdync Limmeut to % family
cannot b. rgtiInsted I'm dollars and con ~.
1t is both Tor internal aud external use
aud viii prevent amt cure dipiherla and
al dangerous throut aud lung lroublc-.
~ 1874 X Ivy
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~ ~ " ''F'F'7''F
Co. Judge MclcnmHu CO., Tex.
Attest: j. W. BAKrE, Clerk Co.
court McI.rnuau county, Texas.
BY O. W. David, deputy. d&w II
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Remember the drive in overconts this
week at Sanger Bro. Two hundred
aud MY oyercOats from famous New
York merchant tnilor's bankrupt stock.
They are giving their custome prices
on them which are - aud IS per cent
lower than mhnufac urers' cot
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Toilet.

For fine soaps, periumery and i'm
ported bay rum, go to
CAi;fBR a VILLA NsnS.
81 Austin Avenue
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The sick. worn and detected should
read the advertisement OF Colden's
LIQUID Beef Tonic. x WY
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Flowers OF aho Alps
E.peYs ErngrnnI

The finest cologne. Try 1t at
CARTER & WILLIAMBUs'B,
81 Austin Avenue.
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Lad,e. Receiying on New Year

Warmers Rheumatic Cure at
II. BEHRESs.
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Singing; irritatiuns, Inflammation, all
kidney, urinary complaints, cured by
"BuchurAiba" Sl-l
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Mons. noy..nnd sien,.CIo,hinr

invest, ~ we have made grand rrduc.
tons for the holidays. The nobbiest
suits III town at Is. lIubor's. a big run
On uyercOats. SEQ what We show Mt sur
prisingly low figures.
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Paris, Dee. 2g.-lt is stated that
no oll'r Of mediation between France
aud China will bo accepted by France
until Hong lloa and Cacknink are
occupied ny the French 1t is under
stood that premier Ferry inspired the
statement.
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The best shoe polish in Waco at San
ger Bro.
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ANY hut pure wine. !. 4. ooldsten
oilers Won the best Mt lowest prices
Clurct ) per gallon; Angelica, Mu7catel
Iokav, etc. proportionatcly low priced
nm
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Elegant goldhcnded canes -uitsblt
for Christina p tscnts. IT,
Rough ON Toothchc,' instant re.
lief ljr.-l
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one cent Christmas Gilts Mt the On
Cent Toy Store, Opppsit Pacific hotel.
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We the jury, fluid land have known II
all tue whil that the purest liquors at
the lowest prices arr Ia los had at l. A
GoLDsTEE, CITIZEN OF WACO.
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Holiday Presents


Gents and boys fine embroidered slip
pers at Sanger Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30

Marscilles, December % o. Two
thousand stokcrs and sailors are on a
strike.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30
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liuy B0ydrn a Co.'s mems inc custom
made shoes OF -hngcr Bros,
Buy your wife pnr " embroidered
,llk velvet slpprrs tura Christmas pres
emt at Sanger Brn'H.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30

1ule Log.
Christmas OfirTing.
Satin Panels.
Golden Floral Poets.
Frngrd Cirls,
And all kinds New Year CarisRt W
Il. Watkins book store