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Improved Iron lnyIpOratM

The most perfect and Satisfactory Q
bination knowR 10 the protr;,l
which iron is combined; an % conf
l.. the success OF TINS preparation thi
destined to become, without a dOl.i
most popul, II ui all the iron TOMS
in use. And Ne hesitate not to ri.
that this medicine is no secret no,Gl
chcaply COTTON up compound. but III
genuine constitutional remedy, Pc
ing those Alternative powers so nua
to recupurite aud inyiLurlte the BE-
system when broken down by lhata
disease commonly called. and I
known r. dyspup>laan indigestion
which nlnc-tcnrh> OF all uur III, llaI
mate. because wien the digestion q
paired from want of the natural 'Ai'
Is so important in the digestive eeOl
OF man, then It is THAT lhl- VIPER
many types, usually called Diseases
lassitudc and sour stomach, wdhtlil
mental exhaustion, Impaired NlAlll!'
general pru,traliun OF the whole IS
liver complaint, followed by nights
and all diseases OF the BLOOD. LlVEil
NEY and BLADDER, that produces
fearful aches known us rhoumaIls4l
ralgia, backache and nervous and
headache. And all cOnsuHpilyyA
weak females. who are in search
good tonic to build up their consl,l
cannot find, We honestly believes Z
ora more certain remedy on eAIn'
bottle is sulli, lent to prove TO w.
wonderful medicinal properiles'H
regularly according to directions
your druggist Tor IMPROVED iROS y
ORATOR. and be sure To- take no Z
Price s. per bottle. Prepared on!
Tucker & Willis, Waco, Texas
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CoLvMBUs, o., January s-The
American Meriuo Sheep r. gistry H..
s1ciatiUn To-day decided TO get out
registry Immediately and stop rccciv-
ing ped grrr- on January 80 =. ii.
bel, Independence, Pa, was elected
president, ami >. { Gi-t, Nc.l-boro,
" Va, secretary G.. \. NJ. Sulileto,
Hunu-y iyalut, Treasurer.
Iuy ono Wool Growers asSocia-
tiuu hHI % large Attendance to-ds, aud
adopted resolutions declaring rccum-
u.cudatious OF the tariff commission
iu regard to duty on woods uuwise aud
iuiDdlcious, and the adoption will
prove rmuous to sheep hu-bandry aud
prosperity OF other American indus
tries; that the best interests OF the
people demand protection to every uc.
par mcut OF industry; thcr demand
mat the wool rauil OF 1867 be main
tuiued us the least that will do Justice.
\ resolution was adopted dec airing
y. n. Garland, president OF the Ma
tluual Wool Growers association, I'M
worthy OF the confidence repo-ed IN
him IN iavoriug reduction OF the
tariff of 20 per cent. as u member OF
the commission.
Hou. Columbus Dclauo, presiding,
/ delivered an address this evening, OPP
posing Iho work OF the tariff coumi.-
sion and reduction.
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n Personal"

Hon. George Clark is in Austin.
Col, e. j. Gurley returned from George
town yesterday.
NJ. E. McLaren lett yesterday on n bust.
nessuip TO Austin.
Mr.. Tom Pndgitt paid dying visit to
Tempe yesterday.
Mr.. Isaac Sanger of New York, OF the
firm OF Sanger BIOS" is visiting Waco.
Capt. j. d. Morrow was on Thursday
made the happy father OF II sp.ightly
boy.
Mr. Virgil McKught, who hns been on
several months visit to Kentucky, re-
turned last evening.
II. +. Marsh, E.q'r., OF Tyl,r. who was
returning from Aus il yesterday, stopped
OF to take brlei look at Waco.
Mr.. john c. Nailor, one OF the leading
business men ut Moody, after spending a
day OF t"o in our city, lett Tor home yes
tcrday.
MIR. Smiley Walker, business manager
OF Roland Reed. In CHECK - +, in TIE city
and called on the EXAMINER last ,ycnlng.
An CX-nCwspal or man hlms ELF, OF pruc /.
cal experience such Rs Is uny learned Ly
the trcadmll r. uiine OF daily, Nr. Wal
kor makes himseli pleasant and interest
Ing visitor In newspaper sanctions lie
viii rmain over 10 day aud tu.morroN.
preparing to-day for Reds APP eamuce ON
the 18Th, ana going to church Ike Il good
christian TO morrow.
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BRAIN WEIGHTS.
Gnmbeita'- Reported Near the
Idiots Standard.


The dispatch announcing that the
brain Of NJ. Gambetta weighed LOO
grammcs "a received with much doubt
by scientific men, who La been led to
look for wrlghty brain from the era.
Mum Of tue great FIR nch leader. the
Frruch gr mme is equal TO 1913 Troy
grains, and ~ there are $50 grains in an
uu zee the measure 10y whicl American
hut ps st, con. pare brains, the weight
at tine Gum eta briu would b but
1896 ounces. This would mean brain
close to the idiotlc STANDARD, for the
average brain OF an adult man
rs set down at 40 ounces by most
authorities on the nerves. Cromwell was
credited with brain Of 1929 ounces, but
this figure is discredited by mo cru
phyMologi t. So also IL the weight Of
Is ounces given the brain Of ByrOu nc.
Cordiug to some authorities. According
to tho latest writer's on this subje t the
brain Of Cullvier ia regardel rs the
heuvlcs on record reaching 81 33 ounces.
Following this came that of Ahercrom-
bic at G} ounces The brain Of Webster
Us put Il vu at G3 ounces, but as it was
not weighed until some time afterits re-
mulal from the skull the weight .iv "a
was regarded ns too small, EdwWd II.
RuloI who was executed III 1871 IN this
= ate, had 80 ounce br in, aud James
Fisk, shot by Edward Stokes, had BRAIN
which weighed ~ ounces.
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The Great Southern HemadJ.

"BrazOs chm ture,' which
ranled tor the cure OF chlll- anu y
is Il positive antidotr Tor malAIA
has no rival As 4 tonic tor hulIuptI
an emaciated System from suy.
matte causes, and to those WIZ
necessarily exposed to mlasuiA'N /
euCes, and are attended N''h 'II,.
lowing symptoms, such q loss o. \
lite, aching OF the back anu Ju',gr,,
vcrishmess, severe headache, mug
ton TO get about, low ,piFIl7' s'.,f
ness, chilly sensations, ANA even
hot, burning teverr when Nus! a.
terminate IN billiuus, rcmlI'en'
termittent fever, we would 'uss Il,
you keep a supply ON manu- /,
time and take "A dose three ulu'i NJ
No other medicine is necessary :,
very concentrated and poWeII%-n
effects in removing The po''onO,~- an,
mcnts from the blood, ana ho S.,
appreciate this warning better ' a,,.
farmer, who Is more or les' va
to those atmospheric poi-oAsi e iiy !
IN the tall season, when gAtheli'ss N
crops in the midday sun, COZ tsr
and heavy dews ui morning, w nj
those malignant icyers are 'll0 ,aIg
lent, and to them we would !e IN (,
to take dose OF "Brazns mn I'M. v.
every morning on rising, II W. M
avoid the danger of much 'uu' '.1G,
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rails, an not as particularly pertai ing
| to til case, IN which We puin ont some
discrepancies as an illustration, with the
remark hat any cUutrad Ctions O neon
gruous statements might rea MY have
been eliminated by recalling witnesses
when such discrepancies appeared for
the purpose Of having them explained.
There are ever ! in the present inquest
and one or two omissions.
LIST. Mrs. Matte Moore testified; The
young man went up stairs with the d..
ce sed." On re.eXaminntion; "Mr. Tut
went TO the room Of tue dece sed aud
she opened tue door d said, etc
ID. As to opening TIN door Ut the roo
after the accident Mr.. Tut testified
Mrs. Matte Moore g me the door just
~ / was opening it, Mrs. Moore tcsti
fled: 81 knocked at the door aud asked
VIVA was the matter, ami the m u said
wait aud came and unlocked the door
81. As to who pi keI 40 he deceased
aud land her on tie bed, Mr.. Tut tcsti
fed: "Floreuce Scott had brought %
lamp into the room aud the hack driver
came IN and We placed deceased on the
bed" Mr.. Jenki testified: "Whru
the deceased was placed on the bed
there was no others in the room except
myself, Tut and Dick johnson
These are discre aucIes which will
strike the most careless observer an b
they might very likely have been rec
oucled on minute cross cNaminutl 10.
We do not say that they were real, but
hat they read 40. Again, it would have
been more satisfactory # the Iur, had
determined It Mr.. Tut did say wait,
and II 20 what made the necessity for
l..f a az
h lp coming to dying girl.
II must "A SO be clussed IA an omissi on
that particular inquiry was not made
into how the pistol .alling on the floor,
fell, what direction it pointed, the posi-.
tlou Of the woman at the time and how
the hammer Of pistol could stick in
the floor or in the carpet. There are
other things which will readily Augges
themselves to tn mind, but We mention
these to show that however correct a.
inquest may be in its conclusions, It
does not have that axactuess which at
taches to court trials, when oss cxemi-
nation IL practiced. These criticism
apply not to this inquest alone, but to-
uthe 4. The great error we take it ~
be is that the testimony IL all required
to he taken down in writing. This re-.
guires so much time that no coroner can
write down the testimony and act sue.
cessfully IN judge at the same time. l.
is an lmpo-rihlity. Take all Tia j.
qucs on rec ed and leMi mind Nil
ind herein discrepancies aud omission.
some of them serious auI
iunterial ones. The remedy we 5u2a,.
/ rs TINT the legislature abolish the wuuu.
IN iuquests, let the justice Of the pcac.
sit "a "a tdRc and make 1t the duty Cd
the prosecuting attorney to eXamiu.
witnesses. In the smallest mlsdo
mcanors, the just sits as judge an,
the county attorney represents the stat
but when "a human life il lost the justr
is forced to be Il bnrrisier, Il scribe au,
II Judge all at once Gnqucsts should h
oral, tn justice and lncy judge Tia,
case and the county attorney pre- emit 1t
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TAILX TOII row.
OChilireo, OF Texas and lie
LcNre. OF ONO.

tFrpm the Washington RrpahicanA
Ben lie Foyrr. OF Ohio, numbers among
his constituents large p,plUlon OF
German farmers, ant cabbage production
Is one of their greatest sp,cia tie.. Nj,
lie Foyre has Won the hearts OF TIE leu
tonic voters 10y the generous and though,
iul distribution Of SEED, among them
paying special attention tn cabbage .eeI.
Not content with sending oul the see Is
allotted 10 him by the agricultural bureau,
amounting to 400 pack ges annually, he
appropriate, aud sends out by arrange.
uent Of course, the supplies OF several
ely congressman who have no use Tor
sceds, and in this way cemen,s the friend
snip OF the German graz gers OF hi dis.
! lrict, binding them TO HIM BY bonds OF
gratitude. The able Buckeye met Tom
Ochillree. the newly elect d member irom
Texas, yesterday. He Iemrm hercd that
I MIR. Othillree WAS from a section OF q e
country more Lotrd Tor stock RAISING and
| battles between cowboys AMI marauders
/ from across the borIer than Tor agficul.
j ture, and this made him
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fila "A place uuoccupied 10y any other
publication in uur country. Many
works Of similar design have been pub
lished in Germany, Eugla d and Scot.
land, hut non Of them answer the rur-
pose Of OF a cyclopmdia for Americans.
This purpose is fully accomplished hy
Appleton. 1t is IN /, accurate, reliable
III ma ter OF ge ernl interest, but speci-
ally valuable md Trustworthy IN 1t in
formation on topics American. That is
what we want. In our rapidly growing
union, matters pertaining to our own in.
stitutions, hi tory, politics, resources,
grow tn, development and principles are
those which in crest us. These are ten.
fold more important than are matters
concerning the munarrhes and drclin-
ing Systems Of the old world. For in
formation relative to the Appleton =
Cyclopmdia communicat e with j. c. II.
Buck, care Of Rev. b. II. Carroll, Waco.
I'll l22t
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A WABASH WRECK.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Hung for Murder OF His
sweetheart


ST LoUts, January l2.-Thn Post
Dl-patchs special from Bellville, ILL.,,
say, Philip Matthews, aged 20, was
hange at noon Tor the murder OF Annie
Geyer, ON the 2Sth Of last May. The ex.
ecu,uu was in the ja, in the presence
Of about fifty persons. Matthew was
attic ded by three min sters,
and conducted himself on the
scalIold with qui I irmuess,
bidding good bye to all in clear strong
voic', Although tn drop was ne rly
eight feet, his neck was not broken and
1t was more than tive ty minutes Def re
the physicians decided he was de d.
Matthews was young German, lesper-
ntely in love with Miss Gey r, but he be.
came di-sipated and was discarded, and
because the lady would not renew the
engagement with him he shot her.
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The Inqucsl.

We have no objection to make to the
verdict Of the jury III the case Of the
death Of Frankie Webb, the full inquest
over whose body Is gwen IN another l.
umn. They were good men and spent
much time over the inquest. and the
coroner is careful, cuuscient GUS man.
But iuquests are resd by the public, and
while the public have nothing to d.
with an inquest in a. Official sense the
examination Of witnesses should be such
as to clear up any discrepancies IN then
sta ements so Us to leave a clear verdict
We make these suggestion as II general
commentary on examinations N inquest
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NOTICE OF FILING ADMINS
~ TRAITORS ACCOUNT,

The State of Texas,-To the sherih or
any Const bic OF Mclennun county:
You are hereby commanded, That you
cause TO be published tor twenty DAYS in
q newspaper published in your county a
true copy OF The following writ:
The STATE or TFNA-,l
County of McLennan
TO all persons interested in the estate of
". f. Hague, deceased: Elizabeth Hague.
administrative OF the c.ta'e OF W. f..
Hague, deceased, ID llled her petition for
d.chuIge a, uumini>rttriX, In the county
court Of McL.nuan county, which will be
acted on ~ the next term OF court, com
mencing on the third Monday in March.
1883 AT the courr house thereof, in tie
city OF Waco, at which time all persons
Interested in said estate may appear and
contest the same, If they zee proper.
Witness, j. ". Baker. clerk Of the
county court OF McIennan county Given
under my hand ana the seal OF said court.
the 9Th day y January, lsS3.
j ". BAKER.
Clerk County Court. McLennan ca. Tex.
By y. w, David, Deputy. OllOd2Ot
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Have just found out that everybody
reads the EXAMINER. The boys in trou-
bic and horses broke down. When
made mention that I would sell apples
at 81 per bushel we expected that We
could make rronpt delivery, but owing
to muddy streets and the great demand
for those cheap apples and other goods,
Notwithstanding the last load left the
store at 8 o'clock Saturday II ght W are
still behind with our orders, and ask in
diligence Of our patrons, and assure
them TINT have not been served viii be
attended to early Monday morning,
To ARRIVE rs a INV DAYS.
One car potatoes, onions aud other
produce; also car OF patent flour
JNO. {. EAION.
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The p ublic generally if not always
doubts the genuin' rs Of any advertise
ment that adyerti es goods al cost, aud
for good reasons. We have never vet
advertised any OF our goods at cost, even
after the end of the season, nor do we
now propose to sell such goods us find
Il ready sale all The year round, except
at a profit, but any hat or bonnet III our
house, trimmed or untriDmed, can be
purchased at actual cost or even less,
Mis-. ELLA S. COHRS,
0l07to Fashion Bazaar.
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Situated at convenient distance to
the de OF OF both the Missouri Pacific
and Marrow Gauge roads, this house
affords accommodations not, certainly,
sur a Sod by any in the city. The table
is proyi led with the best, served IN ex-
ceptioually good sly e. Guests rece We
attentions alike prompt and polite and
wlthal the charges are very reasonable.
-Ull3tf
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No, pos, West Pecan street, Austin,
Texas. DIR. A. d. II I'm, proprietor Of
this house, which VAS recently des-
troyed by fire, has been rebuilt and
thoroughly retitted in improved style
and Is now re-opeuad to the pub IT,
Guest are assured NJ uolite attent ous
a best accommodations at lowest
rates-0l l3jm.
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ono of the latest and most plesr
all liquid cathartics, This elegant M,
ton T. made with scrupulOUs Csre
the best and most carefully selected.
rial. II is with the greatest p'e,sut
we recommend this very >upedG
harmless remedy as being the Saita
surest laxative and cathartlc Tor Wa
males and children. now in use, 81.
habiIual constipation and indige'tio:
cannot find .anythi. z more speedy q
tain. 1t is combined with arumatl
such n manner that the bitterness O
cascard sa4rada is completely dl'gl
ASK your druggist for it. and be on
take NJ other. Price 81 cents pei h
Prepared By Tucker & Willis, v
eIaS.
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Dancigcr's vegetable Fever and Aguc
Powders sure and safe cure tor al mHia-
rial fever, dyspepsia and bilious com.
piaink. These powders have been
thoroughly tested. having been selipc on
their merits Tor the past Thirty year,
principally In the eastern states and in he
West luui ). See -tjmonias, which en-
be lal on application. Price 81 per box
Can be sent by mail For sale 10y Castles,
Morrison " Co., Waco, agents tor central
Texas. UluIjm
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10 Con-umer. otIcc

IL is time to secure your supply Of ice
ioI the next s'ason. You Should app,y
10 the Waco Ice Company at the new ice
factory on sixth s.r,,t and If you succeed
In making Is contract with the Waco lc,
Company you mry be- assured that you
will get your ice in the hot season. 1ha
company /. responsible 100 every RESPECT.
and YOU don't need 10 pay Tor our fee in
hdYarcr, a. tli- company j. doing BUSH
mes, on q cash bssis.-l-l3du
WACO Lex Co.
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We have just received another car
load Of that celebrated Golden Belt
-four which has given such entire salts
fac ion and been truly pronounced by
all that have tried 1t the gem Of sue
cess Being equal IN quality to the
highest priced goods, superior to all
other brands for the pr.cc, une1cele.
or uniformity. Price only Sl.s5 err
ack. Give it trial with our guarantee
that it will please you, or money re.
funded.
a. JoNRs TAYLOR & BRO.
Nos. and PIathcr Block.
lIJlt,
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Auction! Auction.

First weekly sa.eof FribourgS Dom.
nau,s pawnb okers sale o uuredvym d
pledges, consisting OF gold aud SILVER
watches, !ewelry, guns, pistula, reyulyers,
clothing, etc, III en- lees variety, Satur.
DAY nigh, January 18th, lss3. All are
invited, Great bargains.
FBIBOUuG & poMNAr,
South side Of square, blue front.
Oll22t
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Ladies, we are determined "a Close
Out our immense stock Of Cluaks and
DolmaDs, Ladies and Misses listers
and you can secure bargains by going
to Levine Brus.-l2lItc
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Pa'ent medicine vendors are now put
ting up condition powders IN packages
as large as uigger's foot for % cents,
but they are utterly worthless. On
small package Of Sheridau's Condition
Powders is worth a dray load Of them
-OlUy
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Waco, Texas. 1O22itf

1.-Two very novel and cful articles
are to he cen at Barney Feldnake's, one
q which, he Eureka clothes wringer,
every housekeeper should see AS il i.
the finest thing ont. The other is new
coffee rooster tina beats anything ever
yet invented. No one Of our readers
should fail to go and look at these wo
novel and useful articles.-0i0itf
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l.. p. Peck, recently Of Dallas, has
opened a second hand furniture tore in
the Gre n.Stu gis block, 60, Austin
street. He will pay cash for second
hand goods Of all kinds and can offer
decided ba gains in such goods. Goods
called for and delivered in all past, Of
the clty,-OlO7lw.
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Noticc---A bstrncu- OF Land
Iittp

We have secured the services Of Mr.
Albert Chalmers, who has abstract Of
land titles for McLenuan county and
for much Of the old Milan land district,
and will furnish abstracts and opinions
as to titles on application. Mr.. Chal-
mers and one Of our firm will alw w. be
found in our office
ASDERsoN G FLISr.
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Purrelrs Lightn ug Eradicntor for re-
moving grease spots, etc, Best hing
known. For sale by
UlU9N CASTLES, MoRElsoS 4 Co.
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NJ. Inland, weibusch building, Austin
street buy and sells second hand iurni
ute.-uluifc
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Between now and the 10th day OF JAN
uary We viii offer great Inducements on
all classes OF goods, in order tO reduce
stock prior TO our taking Inventory. You
viii do well by calling on Levine Bros.
OlUItC