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THE CITY.

1.-The river has fallen SOM. II ia still
to high for tor0ing anithc bridge COM
panyreap the harvest OF toll.
-Iucien Beck went down the Br nos
Yesterday and HI led q d zen wIll ducks,
He SAYS the water WIS lite ally covered
witt geese and duoki--moie than he ever
saS before.
John Henry, colored employee at
tho oil mil. had his hand badly iaccrated
on Friday night by his carclnssnc.s In
handling the machinery. Two OF his tin
gers Lad TO be anputatcd.
The inventory Of the Mcdonald stock
recently levied upon under attachment
was completed yesterday and amounted
Is something over $1,000. The three at
tachments run on the stock aggregate near.
ly $3.50.
"A dispatch received last night from
Cincinnati, Ohio, states that NJ. CHARLES
Il Haslett, general agent OF the Kentucky
Central railroad, has resigned to acce pt
the position of snpnrirtcdd Mt ~ the Tex
rs Central Transportation company.
Nj. Donald Alien. the superintendent
of the Houston & Texas Genital railroad
at this place was arrested by the city
authorities yesterday for permitting the
crossings of the streets over his road 10
become dangerously bad. He gave bonds
to appear and answer
AS will he seen from their card Mclsrs.
TB.Bal ton andCarl q. Fosgard have form
ia partnership rs contractors and build
ors. The town does not contain two more
reliable men or competent wOrkmGn than
these and all work entrusted 10 them viii
be nttendcd to IN ilr.tClass style. Read
their card.
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It'll
improved Iron InvigoratOr.

The most perfect and satisfactory com
bination known to the profession. in
which iron is combined; and so complete
Is the success OF this preparation, that it is
destined to become, without Il doubt, the
most popular Oi ali the iron tonics now
in use. And we hesitate not to tell you
that this medicine is no secret nostrum OF
cheaply cotton up compound, but truly a
genuine constitutional remedy, posSc SIS
ing those Alternative powers so necessary
to rccuperatc and inyigurute the human
system when broken down by that fearful
disease commonly called, and better
known a. dyspepsia and indigestion, from
which nine-tcntlls OF all our ills first orig.
mate, because when the digt stiOn Is inn
paired from want OF the natural salt tina,
is so important in the digestive economy
OF man, then il is that Mi, VIPER IN his
many types usually called discusses ucn rs
lassltude ana sour stomach, waketulncss
mental exhaustion, Impaired vitality. witt
general prostitution OF the whole system
liver complaint, followed by night sweats
and all diseases OF the BLOOD. LIVER, KID
NEYs and, BLADDER, that produces thOs,
fearful aches knuHn rs Rheumatism, ncu.
ralgia, uachaChe Hnd nervous and sicb
headache. And all cOusunptivts, anu
weak females, who mU IN search OF 81
good tonic to build up their constitution
cannot ind, we honestly believe, a better
ora more certain remedy on ealth. one
bottle Is sutli, icut To prove to you it.
wonderful medicinal properties, il takeI
regularly according TO directions. Ash
your druggist tor IMPROVED IRON INvIG
ORATOR, and be sure To lake no other
Pnce ] per bOitle. Prepared only b.
Tucker Il Willis, Waco, Ie1gs.
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EXCITING INTEREST.
The Street Question and NShnI
L. Said AboutEt

We are glad to note the fact that the
question OF street improvement was the
subject Of general conversation yester-
day. Talk is the precedent Of action,
aud we anticipate that at an early day
some steps will be taken to provide good
streets in Waco. Numbers Of our prop
erty owning citizens, with whom we
have conversed, express themselves AS
willing to lend any assistance to the pro-
curement of good, clean streets. There
are few who do not seem to appreciate
the necessity, and think, and 80 express
themselves, that we have as
good streets as numbers OF other
Texas cities, and that is good
enough for them. Well, We say let these
few hold to their opinions until the city
council, by prompt and emphatic action,
shall convert them to more modern ideas.
We have city council elected upon Il
progressive platform in which good
streets and free schools were very prom
inent planks. Several of these alder
men will recall how prominent and i'm
portant were these planks in their plat.
forms, when.they rea ize that they were
elected solely because OF their advocacy
of them. They stand pledged to their
constituents to take steps to provide and
keep up good, clean, well graded streets
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/ i'm this city, and their constituents de
maud Of them tho ful6Ilm mt of that
lulrdge or they w rcaupst them to step
! down and It, md mike room for those
who will fulfill surL "A pledge. There il
no question " the conn Tia power to
/ have streets gr.dcd and pnypd, or even
| to 20 To- the extent az having the
owners rls.t shade trees Csee
section a uf the city charter
and it il high time hat it was exercising
| u little Of this rover. II makes no diff
| ference that the streets Of other Texas
cities, some OF them even mrxer than
| Waco, are in "a worse fix. II such ia posi-.
! blt, than ours. Heretofore Waco has not
been coutD at to occupy p nee ut the
common rauhs;i has been her boast that
she excclied iu enterprise aud progre..
siveuess. Tint boat now would be / lie
and meaningless when Fort Worth, "a
city that two years ago lacked fur more
than thousa d OF ,qualiug Waco IN
population, can point tn a CASH deposit
VI >l~3uui, every dollar Of which is
70 hc s' ent upon her streets.
1t has not formerly been Wacos spirit
to lag behind her sister cities IN matters
OF public enterprise and We cannot yet
hellcv" she Will III ihisi Instance. lie the
At eet7 ot Dallas, Houston or anywhere
else bc ten or twenty feet deep IN mud,
let impassable bog-holcs mp de tr,ve.
aud r tard business, but let Waco be
true to herself aud the record she has
made and prove her superior e. terprise
and pluck by having streets that cannot
become lmphs able under my circnm-
stances OF weather streets, that VIII be
we dfalned and grnded and equal
IN excellence, II not superior to
those OF my cl y In the state. II is easy
to do THIS, the burden OF laX.t.on n"ccs-
sary TO prp'i'e the funds viii be very
hght anG we V't tue the assertion that ii
popular NHtc VIII develop the lact mat n
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LOCAL MARIO Es.
Whoie-nie Prices for Leading
staples Yesterday.

Cation receipts. lhalr- Market weak; quo
tati0H- saur IS y -teriHy GROCERY and pro
y'si". nhraot uus' ul"ii bacon strong active
Il Yur h sror ami stu advancing; sugar steady
cole uruI and lprk ug upward drtnlud active;
rio dull. so change In drugs; market strong
AM steady. Receipts ol country produce very
light and prices unchanged.
COTTON.
S,rir, mid ling gt,c, mllillng &c; strict low
md Ing sAei low miidliug 7'.ci stained, Als
t,c oil.
oRAlN.
u Hay, gcr t'n,, 81 alooo, Corn. per b,
Ho Wheat NJ dl,erranean, sogsjc. oats;
Provisions AID GRocgRit,.
Flour, orinary, per owt., " zoos 10; faulty
s3.2.mj 90; fancy 81 a.; patent process 81 W.
u t'u, short clear. tt'ici long clear, Re Dry
.rll, short sides, NC. Hams, canyas,ed.
T., l-", "a 90 , dh,, -, he sQ-3, liSe.
,,us r f. 1n@'$ W. Z. 9FGloB cot
feo, lair a. .ood, ss.alo,e. primo RIO ne;
choice l.ul3c Rio. GAz71r. sd, La =
larH, por saak, 81 do, Liverpool 81 r1;
Fine - ~, har, per b tr,l s. %. h,rs, IL. az
lGa. -.Hpt extra live per 10, Gl4c; Gernam
olive, % palm, 1ci olur, per box, - Ija.j %.
Candy, ll4in stick, pune, l4a
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Turkeys. per doz., s7oo@g.OO Chickens
b.. II ney l2'.n P,tatoet, sweet 5O';
l-l,h. We tern, 81 90; va tern seed, % w
lurhtpS OJ', HUGS, green, db.ci dry mint lSg
H..
DRUGS.
Acl', benzoic per o., SOC, csrbolic, solu-
ton, Doc crystal per 10, 5OGSl ~; tartnric
80 B.; cure zoe. Alum NgUjc AssaI,ntida soc
Balshm cupaibu Gjt Bran l5c. Blue yltriol
lVH. CalpiL,l sjusl TO- CAmphor, refined, soc
Ciuchomlla, pea o., sI.Uj Chlbral, hyurate
per lb., s2.'U, Culproturlu Cream tartar,
powder, $3.50. Gun opium 81 So Morphine
per NJ 50 u. o oi lemon, per IT,, 81 %
bromide pIlass 8.a.J0f; lpdid" 81 70 Qninine
sutph Ne, yer w., 81 ~. Flonr Of sulphur
per No.. thgoj'Ic ; Its, epson, OS>. G05c
Tobacco sneer dip, per gal, 81 81.
HARDWARE
Axes, per dozen, 80 i'glD; nails, per krg
81 l't ha-i e., horse shoes, 81 D, 81 25i hDrs
un Is, w. npGi rs iron. "a rates; bArbri wire
N'sci iltiu irucc wire, 5AHp6c; b 'ltuK ~ per
cr O. discounts scales, tiuWes' y per cent
discount hamrs, ~ I,aA %.
LEATHER Ayu sADDLERY
Oak sol leather, ai3c; ret slaughter sol.
leather, Isl" q, oak harness leather 32G3jc
union haruus, leather, 3u1p DC; skirttng lea. uer
so SO patent leather, per foot l2ci euamr,
leather, per foot, 2Nm2i3; sheep sktH-, ~ JDGt
10 % per dozen, Amerc IN calf skins, -. dIy
I lJ each, French Gait skins, 80 pmG ~ each;
saddle trees, per dozen, ) > ,Oa, BIO %: horse
r.Jltr., per dozen, 81 j0u3, ~; stirrups
Waco manufacture, per dozen, s2.0utB %,
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Washington Miscellany

NAsmNGToN February 4-The score
tary OF the navy to-day received cable
message from Rear Admiral Cltz, com
mauding the Asiatic station. dated Hong
Kong, requesting instructionas to the dis.
position 10 be made of tue wreck OF tie
Ashuelot and. her officers and crew. lie
reports about 5000 was in the safe on
the vessel at the time of her wreck. and
tnat operations upon 1t are impossible
except by wreckers, He also said an in.
quiry into the matter had been ordered.
but gives no further particulars.
NOMINATION WITHDRAWN.
WASHINGTON, February 4.-Emory
Speers' nomination tor United States Attor-
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nov Tor Georgia, WAS Withdrawn at his re-
quest, there being question whether he
i. e. igibe 10 appointment while mem
bur OF the house. He will be appointed
Immediately after adjournment OF this
congress.
SoMfNArIoS.
WAsHSdroS, February 2I.-The prcsi-
dent nominated John W. Foster. OF In
dia1s to be envoy extraordinary and
minister plcripotentlaIy OF the United
States to spain
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
WAsHtNG ToN, February A.-The pres.
idrnt has accepted the resignation of
Lieut.. & mm8nder Gorringe.
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NJ, C,,,1o rr,nil,oo o,or.r,.lo ,,o.
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. joseph Male came in from Austin
Yesterday afternoon.
MT E' >. crosby came IN from Me-
HrtSof yesterday ana VIII spend SUNDAY
III 'heclty'
Hon. G.. Al. handler returned weston.
day afternoon from a few duys visit M the
.tate rnnitoi
Nr, mis- ro,on ae.,.. r.o,,. -.
i,,, ,,'', o.. Hmo', Va ,,,o iHs'''u i'u
' "n,' ma,uH ioi ,"u 'n'l 'o"'S"l !" P"'-
''''' "'i 'f'"'S e'''N'
Mr. j. c. Wiley. a former citizen, v no
has been away for some time, la, RI
turned to make his hon in Waco again.
r., , r.,,. .,,,
,tanp.'' a. " nntu' cllt"r una pr"pt't'of
in,, ',,v, W. VA, "Hoh',t' ,,,e n'i,''ii
w ,,'' NM W y,SW! uaI nl'e'h'"h ana
WIZ say o''' '"""'S WIZ" us'
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NIG'SlC AND DRAMA.
Notes OF Local and General ia
gCresI

Rose Eytingc, os we have stated, will
open in Waco Tomorrow night with
Eel cha She gave tins plny IN llous-
ton Tnursday night, and the Posts nm
prcjui,ced estimate IL the star, her com.
pany and the piece is Hs follows "Allss
EytIuge and her strong company proved
to be one Of the best hat has been fur
nishcd our people this seusou. Although
a reputation had proceed d this bright
star tint seemed too brilliant to b. true,
it " not what II seemed, for no praise,
no reputation could be too greut for such
an actress ia Miss T. tlugo proved her
self To be last night, in assuming the role
of Mime. uumOut. Whatever she did
impressed ON Ns beng an intensified
improvement upon the beat performance
OF the same thing OF any other actress.
II she inclined her head II meant more
than any one else could convey by
iuolming the head and speak, at the
same time. II she transmit Il distress
through her eyes alone, 1t elected more
sympathy from the audience than an
other could do with the eyes, mouth and
hands all put together. Where the En-
gllSh language could not express the II.
tcnslty OF her emotluu,Hhe supplemented
1t with an iutuuat on that was more
powerful than the words themselves.
The most poignant grief could not wiring
from any humuu being expressions iu-
dicHtlug de per read sorrow than those
expressed 10y her last night. The llay
was a masterpiece of literature and dra-
matte comro-lho. itself, but there are
feelings that no language can fully ex-
press, Id 1t was ia these 81 nations
where she did hrr most elective work.
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II is 10 be found in the Electric Ncu-
uigia.L Lotion" which is tast becoming
celebrated us the Only genuine sperilic Tor
neuralgia. nervous hu,lduche, rheumatism,
govt, toothachc, swollen limbs, and in
tact all lnllammntory diseases. 1t is Won
dertui what electrical effect this remedy
has ON the sufferer in removing the pain
Instantly, as II by magic. II Is entirely Il
vegetable compound. and perfectly harm-
less in lis action. 1t is no humuug. Try
it. ASK your druggist; price % and 30
cents per bottle. Prepared only by
Tucker Il Willis Waco, Texas.
For the benefit OF the incredulous we
here append two certificates out ot many.
Messrs. Fucker ~ Wtni-
bear Nirs--lt affords me pleasure to say
that your "Eleclric Neuralgia LOJion' ai.
torled me relief when other rCmcdi, $
have tallcd SAMUEL +. " RlGHT.
WACO, August II, ISL.
Gcntlcmcn-H Having been troubled for Il
number OF years with neuralgia in my
head, amt used many remedies, find
nothing that gives such instant relief as
your " Electric Neuralgia Lotion
JOuN >. MOORE.
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Have You Scon That Bright
Ei.ht.

In ou' urgent endeavor to lways have
the be goods in our line, that it Is pos.
sible 10 obtain, we are not behind the
times on lamp oil. We carry all the
high 1t list with the most complete and
I'm Toved patrnt SCOUTS, and low, when
you want oil TINT will not ex lode, viii
no smoke the chimney and will CIV
the bnghtcst light, send to MS for 1t and
when you can call in and learn our uni
form low prices ON all goods m the
grocery and provision line. We are here
10 encourage all improvements and wage
war AGAINST high prices and adultera-
tons Of every kind.
y. JOINS TAYLOR & BIO,
Nos. 1 and . PIather Block.
C2ogtc
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GOLD LEAF
SHEEP DIP
A Pure Extract of Tobacco.
Always the same-AIways RELIABLE.

Always the Same-AIways Reliable.
Experienced wool-growers all agree
that Tobacco makes tile best Dip. 1t i'm
proves the Wool and does not injure the
sheep. The cost OF Tobacco and its
transportation is the only thing which
has prevented its universal use. Located
at the largest Leaf market in the world,
WITH patented process for careful and
Gconomical work, we furnish a PURE
EXTRACT OF Tobacco at a cost which
makes It's use an economy to every wool.
grower.
LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO Co.
FOR SALE BY
TUCKER " WILLIS, Waco, Texas
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Pasturage for milch cows can be Sc
cured by appl! lng to j. q, Ayars. Gates
IN he incorporation on Fourteenth and
button streets vii be kept locked,there-
fore stock will be secure. Persons wish
ing to avail themselves OF this cOuven-
lent pasture should apply at once, as |
shall only take IN limited number be
sides my own stock.-O22jtf
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Ebie,t

Al g:3O O'Clock last night, after llnger-
ing Illness Mrs. Mahalr /. King. The
funeral will take place at O'Clock this
evening irom her late residence on south
Third street. Intcrmeot in Oakwood
pptnptlvV
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viii you suffer with Dyspepsia aud
Liver complaint Shlloh's Vltaliger is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale by
Castles, Morrison a Co, Waco, Texas.
O2US6m2
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Dr. a. suhIer. select school

For instruction in all English bnlds
and the study OF the German !ans-ia
will be opened by the LIST OF MsrchN VI
spacious and convenient school F%-l
connected with the Jewish temple.
Or, Suhler, well known bOth IN El!lf
and thi, country as a pedagogue Of hE
merit and sixteen years Ot pac,lca. hlr
ricnCe, guarantees to parents, lnlii.t
their children to his tuition, a careful y
successful trail ing in all elenielIl
branches of the English studies ana y
G@rman language, which latter lN :
come so important factor in 81 so'
OF lite. The services OF first Ella" Nf
ant have been secured and no eH'Ie 1
be- spared to make this institute NV
in every respect, ,.c.|
No ,Xtla charge for instruction n@
man (and Hebrew il requestcd) Ano.|
ing class Tor young ladies and genie
vii be opened at the same lime. "a
For references and paruculiTs 70
apply to Sanger Bros, at Their oll ..,,,
Formerly superintendent OF D'l'A
brew college.
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$4,000 Bankrupt stock Com.
Ing 40 waco.

Mrs. Deluo, = the Academy OF Art,
has Just completed negotiations for
large bankrupt stock OF goods, com.
prised Of oil paintings, chromos, frames,
steel eugrayings and everything pertain
ing to that liue OF goods, The first car
lot OF these goods will reach Waco about
March LIST, and wall at once he put on
sale at prices heret fore unheard Of.
Good Sxl0 frames will be sold at twenty
cents each, and life-size gold gifts will
be worth about $3.50 each -022itf
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Shiloh's cough and consllnP II .s,s
is sold by us on guarantee. ! o.
CONSUMPTION. Castles, MOTIFS
Waco, Texas. -O2U66m-A
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Embroideries, emhloidrries, emhroider-
les, aces, Iucc-, IN quantities, just received
M SIN Lnr Erns M2lhlr
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Catarrh cured, health a ,lu,b n
breath secured by Shlloh's C ,ai,n,5, hi
edy. Price 80 cents, nasal lpI'TTI ssp
Castles, Morrison 4 Co, waco
OlOS6m-g
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Shiloh's vitalizer is what You i lT,-
constipation, loss Of APPETITE, a'-- Is
and all symptoms Of dlsP5p'Ss ,l &
10 and Is cents per bottle T H|
Castles, Morrison ~ Co, waco w.
U20SGm-2
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That hacking cough can u, Ce ,, ~ :
cured by Shiloh's cure; we : G.
For sale by Castles, MorF''O'
Waco. Texas. -02OSbm-%
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For lame hack, side or chest use Shi.
loh's porous y aster. Price % cents.
For sale by Castles, Morrison x Co..,
Waco, Ie&as O2usGm 2
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TO BE
{ oand at E.,,,|,
The best variety in Waco d,
that plea.e every one 'pa
ID Il Lie A ClES,

8pound tin broiled front, IS cen. d.
tin. ''1' =
3 pound i'm mackerel and IA,
sauce, 81 cent per tin. wig
> pound tin smoked salmon. o. ,..
per tin. VII
, pound tin smoked Finnaw H.4
% cents per tin. '''a
, pound tin fried sea front d, ..
pet tin. WI
2pouud tin broilcd fresh nache,.
cents per tin.
2pouni tin mince meat, 30 cen. d,
tin.
3 pound tin miuce meat, l5 cen, b.
TN.
5pound tin mince meat, Is cents ,,
tin.
b pound tin apple butter, 60 cents j,
tin.
5ponud TN peech butter 60 cea. .,
TIN.
. pound thu ounce butter, 6OCstss
tin.
. pound tin plum butt r, 60 Gents y
tin.
pound tin pear but or, 60 cents 4
tn.
Our Silver Dust Flour at $50 y
hundred or Sl.75 per suck, =
Our Delmonico Flour at $3.50 ps.s.
dred or $50 per sack.
Our Patent Flour ut Si20perlr5
or $40 per sack.
These brands are pronouncedug
IN this market by those who bgw u
them.
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We think we can cure "A bad S%
backache quicker with one oil p Ky
Smart Weed aud Bella lonna D1 f,a,1
Plasters, than by any other aPFiy~,,
and after the backache is cured, WV,
still wear the plaster without ll''''-Ii
for two or three weeks or longeh q.
combination of Smart Weed anu >, II
donna is Il great hit, and it Is INV 4.
find any pain or ache that vii h I."; y
to it. Price % cents, Sold D! w M.
everywhere. Sold by Tucker " w.
Waco, TeXas.-O22llw
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lsuuIIettA lkIaubpr.

, when you drink at Roper's call for
the oyster, 2ljte
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Come and look at those beautiful en-
.broidered chunibray dresses which are
Just opened al Levine Bros. U226tc
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klauOer's drug store ami have them pre-
pared from fresh, pure drugs. O225lw
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II is a conceded fact that at Hamlet
4 klaubers drug store the best and lar
gest assortment Of rerfumeries and
toilet proparations III tine city can be
found. -02lJly
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We are still the leaders I ,Ipotts!s
prices, largest assortmens u Sspgd -
gents furnishing goods
O2-lSic
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rhe nnge OF the sea 80 4

Are the latest designs o. ~
pins; Call and see them a. LEyp'p'
02lltf u
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MuNEY MD sTOCKs.


70 tyel comfortable, means to BE- happy;
BARS corset ills the bill. For sale at
Snu ger Bros ..O22i-tc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-19
None But Eirst Class Goods.

In Watches, Jewelry and Silverware one
should have the best or none. Messrs.
SHURLEY & Co., Chicago, are making q
specially OF fine goods, and if you need
anything in Watches, in dust and wster
proof cases, Solid Silver or Triple Plated
Ware, Solid Gold or Rolled Gold Jewelry,
send to Shurley & Co.. they will send a
single article at the dozen price. They are
vouched for and endorsed by the United
States Express Co., American express Co.,
Southern Express Co., F. W. Palmer, Post
master of Chicago, Gen A. G. Smith, Ex-
State Treasurer, and many others. Goods
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Birds Cannot Smell,

A Western hunter has come to the
conclusion that birds do not possess the
sense of smell. His attention was first
directed to the subject by noticing that
wild turkeys failed to detect his where
abouts when ia hiding, though he was
sometimes within three feet Of them.
Had he made the slig movement
they would have observed it at once,
but the sense of smell being absent Gas
he contends), they were unable to dis
cover him. While deer hunting he has
thrown himself down ~earied and
quails have hoped upon him as II be
were a log. Prairie hawks which scour
fields and prairics by hundreds in
search Of prey, have often come within
few feet of chickens, hares and mice
without detecting their presence by
smell Countless experiments accord
ingly led him to the conclusion that
birds cannot find food or avoid foes by
Inc sense VI smell