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PIONEER LIVERY arAaLE.
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FEACKs ON CALL AT ANY HOUR, "a
III day or night Coupes, Pllaetons, 1850
Rockawsys, Barouches, Buggies, with the Y-H.
best roxdsters to be found IN any livery stable on
the coast, Tor hire Horses kept 10 livery at reason
able rates. Livery Stabe;on Fourth street. between
and
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PENSIONS INCREASED.

Ii SOLDIERS, WOUNDED OR DISABLED
n by sickness, entitled Widows and Children,
also. All claims army or navy, collected. No
charge for information. Address
p. II. HoPP EEv
Attorney at Law and Notary Public, No. 1Ol1 Fourth
street, Sacramento. a2-lmAWF
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This Groat

: 4 4 l , " Z q = !
fSfrcmg tn cain G
Remedy aud Nerve
, r0SkC Is the legi,i.
mate result Of ovtf
twenty ycars OF prae.
tical experience, and
CURES WITH UN.
FAILING CERTAINTY
Nervous and Physica
debility, Semina, Weak
!ness, SpermatoThea,
PRO state rrh &C =,
E--f..s1-u T-.ofo..r,
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A WISE.

Mine be cot beside the hill;
A beehiye's hum shall soothe my ear;
A willowy brook, that turns a mill,
With many fall shall liuger near
The swallow oft beneath my tbateh
Shall twitter from her clay-built nest
Oft shall the pilgrim lift the latch,
And share my meal, welcome guest
Around my iyied porch shall spring
Each fragraat flower that drinks the dew
And Lucy. at her wheel, shall sing
In rlsset gown and apron blue.
The village church among the trees,
Where first our marriage vows were given,
With merry peals shall swell the breeze
And peint with taper spire to Heaven.
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ancents Heredotes refers to wells OF it In Zante,
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Seminal weakness.

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Society," Dimness OF Vision, Noises In the Head the
vital huid passing uIobserved In the urine anc
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Consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL by letter or .,
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JOS E. Pond, Jr., attorney-at-iaw, North Attic
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Mr.. GUsTAvUs F. HALL, of the Oates Opera
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DoNaoLA, H., March 10, 1879.
Sirs: By the persuasion Of friend, began to use
CAROLINE my head last September, which
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ALFRED PHILLIPS, druggist, of Gloversville.
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New placer diggings have been discov-
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lower California.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-28

"Bralo, emil tW,,' winch Is war
rGnJcd iur tuc cure OF Chit, uuu lrYcI
is po-lt,Ne tuuuu.c Tor malaria, an
mas uu rival "a, a tonic Tor uui4ug IA
an emarlalvd system I.m such eli.
ratir cou.v-, aAu to tuuse VINO are
necessarily exposed 90 mia>mauc m.lu-
euv,-, and aiy attended with the IUi-
lowing symptoms, such ~ loss OF apps.
u,c, aching vi toe oacN ana joints, ic-
vrrlshn"es, ,,ycre hyAdacu,, luuI,pusI.
ton To get about, low spirits, ,luepicse-
ness, emily SENSATIONS, Auu eventually
not, burning lever which may lualIy
terminate an bilious, rcmittcut or IN.
tvrniueut fever, we would suggest thu.
you keep Il supply on hand all the
time ana tthe dose three times daily
No other medicine il necessary, as il IL
very concentrated aud pow ertul in it.
ELECTS IN removing the poisonous ele.
ments from the blood, and no one can
appreciate this warning better than tn,
farmer, who il more or less exposed
10 those atmospheric pOisons, specially
IN the tai season, when gathering theii
crops IN the midday sun, cool nights
ana hcaNy dcWs OF morning, then 1t il
those malignant tGvers are most preva.
lent, and To them we would recommenl
to take dose OF "BrazUs Chill Cure
every morning on rising, II they woulu
avoid the danger OF much suffering, Il
say nothing OF the time and expense
saved in the end. No strychu.-.-e o.
arsenic. The physicians prescribe snc
recommend il, Ask your druggist foi
II and take no other. Price 81 per bot
tie. Prepared only by
TUCKER & WILLIS,
Waco, Texas.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Rose EytTuGe Lust Night Some
OIher stars.

Miss Rose Eytinge opened her Waco
engagement at the Merchants opera
house last nigh with the play o. Felicia.
Miss Eytlnge's merit and ability as nm
actress have, been praised and commented
nuon until further praise could but be
an accumulation of the encOmiums size
has won from her every audience. Her
ability and excellence is uudOubted aud
she proved herself last night not I'M
worthy the unstintod appreciation she
has everywhere received. The audience
was I very large but was one OF the
finest that has met IN The new opera
house. In the character OF doyut d
mother, willing to sacrifice all, even life
itself, III behalf Of au innocent son, Miss
Eyting0l and her support won from a
Waco audi nee an expressive common.
datiOn in the way OF applause that
eau but BE- ilatterng when II j. noted that
our people are very chary OF applause
A mothers love and sons unhinchne
devotion cann't fall To wiring the stOutcst
heart into an expression of symyuthy, and
the justified applause which met Miss
Eytinge last evening is glowing tribute
10 the ability and excellence with which
the play Was rendered. To attempt to
comment upon Miss Eyunge and her
troupe in the appearan e last night,
would be but a simple repetition Of the
praise already bestowed. They sustain
ed their character, with ability and
proved themselves worthy Of all that has
been said Of them. Mr., Atkins Law
renee and Mr.. William Herbert were es-
pecial y praised for the excellence with
which their parts were rendered. or
Miss Eytiuge it is enough to say We
endorse the praise which has preceded
her aud deem her fully worthy OF every
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FxOM san ANTONIO.

srooLal. TeIe.rlm y Ln. E,nmInrr

Special Telegram T. the Examiner.
SAN ASroNIo, February 2G-At 5.O
p M. Monday, at 5cguln, Geo Neil shot
". H. Collins suu-iu-lRw of Rev. q. "
Foruell. They had mot earlier IN the
day and drew pistols, but friends sppp-
rated them. AT the time OF the second
meeting, Nrill WIS coming ont OF -u.
loon door, when Collins drew hls pistuL
but before he could fire Neil had shot
him down. Collins died at 1890 this
mornins The killing is sHid to h JUST
fable. Collins ~ suil to have been IL
desperate man, aud killed several per
sons IN Georgia
Andrew Rohmer, the man who stood
of the entire police force FOR several
hours, IA mentioned in lat nights telc-
gram, surrendered at o'clock tins
morning and WIS lodged in jail. He
had flesh wounds through both ! gs from
a ball from policeman's pistol The
walls Of the room he occupied were
hacked to pieces, Hs was also the furul.
tnre. and several bu !, I holes were found
III the side and III the roof. Rulmcr
now says he wants to de.
Tho concert Of the Women's Boneyu-
lent association is II grand success and
the house full. The proceeds 30 to-
NAluh blllAils u ltlllt lpl lhlltil NOultils
SECOND DISPATCH.
SAN ANTONIO, February 27-ThOs +.
McMauus, Il noted lnwyer Of Washing
ton city, arrived here 70, the purpose Of
giving his attention to suit entitled T..
Hail vs. the United States, winch IN.
wolves : 100000. II is for cotton inter-
cepted ami destroyed by tine Unite
States government during the war. 1t
was contracted for and being shipped
from Texas through Eagle Pass, Laredo
and MRtamorus into Mexico, the
only outlet for cotton at tina time
from this stat, for reshipmcnt to Europe.
llaln was n Frtn,h subject. and chws ne
WAS here In commercial way and not in-
terested In the war On either side, and
therefore should no, be subject TO the Tor
tun and mi-iOrtunos OF war General
W ,shingtpn, If MH-hin- tou, and K. A..
scott, ot Galveston, Niil represent the
< 'vcrument EIdencc on the part OF
plaintiff III ho taken before the United
States commissioner here IN Thursday.
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A.nsI Ncmr,r IIu.inc.n

During they 'ar lNS9 the Equitable Life
assurance society wrote new policies
@ SG2. 10000, which I, larger
than the hrg,st .u.ount ever written hy
any company ia one year. The great
of The society during several
successive wears enables 1t tn offer rare
advantages 10 persons intending To have
their Ives lp-uIcd. On account OF It's
enormous business, ami because the larger
part of It's mumhers are newly select ii
lives those who take policies now will be
b'urii cd 10y low rate of mortality and
declining Iale Of CNp.u
y. b. nHWrR. agent
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WACO EXAMINER
WACO, FEBRUARY %, 1888
THE CITY.

Be sure to see the Prime SIS OF Pa-i.
tonight.
"A good audience WAS out TO NEE
Rose Eytinge last evening.
- hose worth costumes will be an O..
pecial attraction for the lade, tonight.
John Gibson, n, gro man lately an.
plo'rd by Ripley &Juiney, died Alt night
nj pneumonia.
Is-lt East Waco lots are enhanced p
tcr cent by the draining Of the pond there
h. " much viii lots ON this side be en-
HANGED by Issuing tew bon IS.
William Carey. charged Win theft of
cotton from Mr.. Pen Duiy. and pl' ced in
jail upon tia charge, WAS brought before
Justic Evans Tor examination yest rday.
and upon Mr.. DUTY explaining thar he
lad misapprehcndcd The ilcts AMI ut
G rcy had lett Two b les OF cotton at the
gin 20 sccu e him In his rent auI accounts,
tue case w4- dismissed. 1t appears that
Carey hid brought some cotton here tor
sale and that VI Duty being appreheu-
site thar he Intended to dciruud bin had
Inn arrested upon the charge ui theit.
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GErrilf Inducements

In order to reduce my stock ] am Of
Cor-ets, hoop skirts, husiles, gloves,
neck wear Of cv ny descr ption, trim
minrs Of different kinds, al reduced.
Millinery reduced; hmr br ida mt cost
hair waves reduced and curls at the low
eat price possible. Hair worried mp;
hnir bought. Stamping douc. Drc-s
charts 81; irat,ug machine, n. Dress
maxine ,hN Mrr. Austin Call Dud p.t
hIll for dress and trmmlNgs, no. luubl,
TO tell you the articles need Il ~ each
smt. MHs b. j. Do-s.
No. 62ia Austin st, Up Stars.
81 gl,rty
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5triri mdIling u..c; mlliiins o.; strict low
m.d lux So, low miIhling S'.ci stained, No
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TElEGRAp,I SERVICE.
One Item OF Newspaper EI-
pense.-Gt- Growth in Waco

The ENAMrSRR. as its readers we'll
know, Il not given to calling attention to
ts Efforts To serve H. onsiiiucnry, re 'ders
ana ahNcflis. r.. II II "Dlows liz own
horn Ia the piirn-e goes the blasts are
IOi rude or l"ui. nor ID" tiey occur often.
lie MANAGE mrht OF tue php'r i content
10 pursue u s''a,ll, inward onyi's'' I'm,
proving az '' l,tI' ne,', hr occasion, an"
oplI Nani,! QUIT ",u aiS,,,s w W., u
,ii,. ~" ~, ',o
m m,'y ,,e n,o,it,J y nara mr.. tnns" az
r',,;r.o a hn "a Nm rorI, thnt In. H., ,,usrv
doc. ,,rIl not H. "hInv IT, hnrn.r th,t II
dnc- rot do tn,tniny 10 bl,w nboot. nnd
thew win irsl,t1te compirI.on.. hy mo-
means tl,t'ering to mi. u ,prr.ot the times
when tue EXAMINER local Journalistic
connection. Ihe moral being that IT
IN ,te prcht ,r efforts then to serve the
r, nIir Z public Thcs, tnenrisrsnrr not ia
be conud,cd or conyinced. Like the
Door they ARE aAnv- with H.. nd wp
must take their criticisms with goni mn
lure and .paticnrc. 4 dispns-ionnte co..
alteration Of the prgrrs, OF
daily journalism IN " aco. M
i.lustrgt Il Iv iIty upprr H. thc
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whit OF 1t. The whole troupe s m uuusu.
ally GOOD one and TOO much cannot
be said in ITS commentator. TIE
Princess ~ Paris" Tonight will attract
u Ia ge audi nee Felicia" will be re-
peated at the matine this afternoon
aud we advise all who did not 90 last
night to he sure TO zee this superb play.
FooILIaHr FLASHES.
Lnte Tuesday nj Int the EXANTVER re-.
ceived from Galveston an upsig nej spe-
cial telegram ,rit'cising severely the
opening performance OF the DE tosscz
French opera com any, hich opened AT
fremont opcru house TINT nix lat. 1t made
some grave charges, but WAS suppressed,
rs we cannot afford to notice an ny
nous and irrcs ousible chnrges --- Ka.
tie Putnam ID III be the next attraction
~ Waco, March Jtn----L Last week Fred.
crick Narie "bnHr ed the lion ia his
den, playing Baltimore the same
nights aud pieces hat MoCulloch played.
Both Il ew big houses and the Baltimore
apers CAV equal raise t. cnch - APP
propos OF Rose EytIuge, who is now IN
WncO, 1t IL related that Charles Tnorue,
the actor who die Few week agob
WAS once playing with her in New York.
One of A VI, Palmcrs best llots, Lied
Aslrny,' wa on rehearsal Tor TIN frat
time, and Thorne objected to taking "a
certain position ON the stage below Miss
Eytngc's position in the tnblenu. Pal
mcr tried { pcrHu Il hlm-quite as a
keeper would try to persuade m ang red
elephant and finally Palmer added /:
"Why, Charli even Dame Nature places
the IhOrue below the Rose" Patti IN
forty yeHrs OF age, having been born in
1913. Nilsson was also born IN 1913, and
ia few months younger than Patti.
Patti made her ii at appearance IN opera
IN this country in Sj9. Nilsson first
visited rs IN lS7O----Froderic Pauld-
ny finds that he has a baritone voice,
and is going TO sing comic opera, and
leave tragedy to Mccullough, Warde
and the rest --Oscar Wilde IL SAID to
be Studying Tor the stage. His first APP
pearancc will hc made IA Romeo.
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Gasnlra Gurdlal.

one of the latest and most pleasant
all hguiI cathartcs. This elegant prepare
ton l. made with rupulOus care iron
tile best and most carefully selected nat.
rial It j, with the greatest PlctsuIt us
We rrcpmmrnl this very superior Ia
harmless NEEDY Is being the sai,S Az
5lr"st lax tive and ca'hmruc tor Weu -
mae- and children, now in use, and IT,
habitual constipation and Indigestion, 70,
cannot tind .unythi x more speedy or GO.
tain. 1t is comJinei VITA arumatics il
such manner that the bitterness of the
cascarA sagrada is completely disguised
Ask your druggist Tor it, and be sure tt
take no other. Price ~ cents per bottle
Prepared by Tucker Il Willis, Waco
Texas.