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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-13
THE WONDER

In becoming universal j 10 ho" saen an ,"-
..D.s sa,s could he .-ested in Lowell for
Toon,s sARsApARILLA. But, my friend II
Won could stand behind our eSqnter week
and hear what those say who Ats uSins'
the reason would appear as Gear ~ We
MONDAY sun. The real curative p''"ei
HOOPS SARsAPARlLA demonstrates itseR
in every case where our directions are iaitr
t,,lv regarded. We would that we might
get before the people fractional part OF the
conndeuce that is expressed to US every day
in this medicine by those who have carefully
noted without prejudiee) Its effects upon the
blood and through that upon the whole sys-
tenn, stimulating all the functions OF the
body to perform the duties nature requires
OF them. Try bottle and satisfy yourself.
Cold Hands and Feet.
LOWELL, Feb. 3, 1879.
MEssRs. G. I. HOOD 4 Co..: Gentlemen1,
About one year ago my daughter commencsa a
taking your Sarsaparila. AZ tnat ti,i,e ,snS sn9
had very little appetite; could take no ionff
walks, and her lace was badly broken Iut
with ahumor. She was slowIsplrhiL,eoad h,ead seemed
TO he pool, and she was In conditlSh mnlcn nh
,,.Ised us great anxiety. After taking one
hottie of YOUR Sarsaparilia she began TO I'm,
prove: and she now has good appetite and
can take much longer walks. Her hnmor Is
nothing compared with what Il was one year
ago She Is In better spirits, Is not troubled
with cold hands and feet as previously. Ana
attril ute this improvement in her condi-
tion largely TO your SaFsaparilla. She mas
taken six bottles, and intends TO continue rs
use. was inclined to oppose the triai Oh II
AT first. l now have great faith in II as
blood purifier Very truly yours.
Al. HfNCNLEY,
No o,,z ProadWay Lowell. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-13
Prom the Portland Daily Advertiser.
CapiIIariS! /!
Wanted.

Wanted.
1Hnn PERSONS TO call on NE, that are
NOJO bald losing their hatr. troubled
win dAndIgf or humOr. those that have been n
ale 20 get cured, and viii cure them with
ssVilaris fer ave dollars or nothing. No
paw required until AL Of the above cures
are made. 1 challenge any person IN the city
Of Portland, 10 produce 3 case that 1 can
mo-, cure, unless the roots are entirely dead,
which l. not the case in more than one case In ten
and vet they may nave been bald for years. Any
one buying "CAprillAris" cannot be humougged,
as II has no equal for hair dressing and 10 worth
tbe price OF Il for that purpose. Two or three
bottes will make all of the above cures. Never
tbeIess We think skeptical and incTedulous per.
sous that are currd of all the above diseases ano
their hair restored, ought 10 be willing TO pay -
aftsr the result aimed az Is accomplished.
T.HILL MANSFIELD, Prop'r,
CanfPop izl Rlork Portland. Maine,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-13
Cold Hands and Feet.

Hoods Sarsapar1ua.
SOLD sy az siSgg'i'H H55S 5SSs p e.
ecaries, Lowell. MASS. ---s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13
THE FLOODS
First Loss of Lie Reported al
Helena

S. L7uis VI rch PA dispatch from
llslrua says the first los OF human Inf.
by the flood ia this region occurred b,
the upsettIug u house twelve miles
. south, ia which there we're six adu T.
ami four clildreu. The latter were
drowned and one ~ the former rescued
hy party uf hunters, who ouk him of
the roof after he had cluug there three
days. TIE st F.aucis swamp cont lbs
hundreds Of houses, mules and cattle
sttniiug ~ 10 their thrpats in water.
their owners beiu- unable to rescue
/ them. Many carcasses are floating
about. The legislative committee Is *
aiming 10 the condition ~ the pso-
/ pie OF the overlooked d stricts and vii!
report ~ favor OF giving state aid to
actual sufferers.
ONO RIVER SUFFERERS.
indianapolis, Marcu y. The commit.
tee "a charge OF sup lies Tor sufferers Oh
the ONO river south oi Louisville re-
turned Saturday. They report great
suffering and sickness at nearly gl,
towns. At New Franklin, Indiana, u
village Of l2D inhabitants, there were
tn ry destitute, fifteen sick aud two
deaths The disease is pneumonia,
At L iDutowu, Kentucky, with a pop
UlatInn Of l,5ph, nearly every body SUI
Tered; iiity destitute. In Shawueetowu
Illinois, 1900 are destitute, depending
on the public for provisions and medi-
eiu,s. One hundred aud twenty i've are
sick; twenty-iuur have died OF pueumo.
MIA, catarrhal fever aud dysentery The
latter disease has almost re tched an
epidemic. About one hundred and
twenty-five houses have been swept
away or damaged At least seven hun
bred pc pie are liable to disease.
At Coseyyllli Illinois, no relief had
been furnished. There were torty-tive
cases ~ sickness, mostly typhoid fever.
One hundred houses had been under
water. Half OF hem ruined Rose
Clair had been covered by wa ar. The
committee there found family Of
thirteen persons, father and IN ther sick
lying IN an engine room Of an old saw
mill
New Liberty, Illinois, had been en-
tirely submerged ind -ickues to an
alarming extent prevailed. This in
formation Is obtained from reputable
ysiclans AMI gents OF the boar ot
trade, The relief committee Of this ci
sent TO distribute sup lies by Governor
Porter aud committee OF the board OF
trade are now on an inspection tour from
LawrenceburRh to Cairo on the ONO
river, with boat u provisions.
THE SITUATION AT HELENA.
Memphis, March IA special to the
western associated press from II lena,
Arkansas, says there was another inch
decliue last night, making three inches
since the decline set III. The gauge now
shows IS feet : inches. Curious to
+ ate, there is no fall noticeable during
the day time, but every morning reveals
dee inc. TIL singular phase of &C.
centrlcity is WI bout parallel so far az
heard from, In the history OF the mystic
rlous river, The weather IL clear and
4priuH.ike Sufferers by the flood within
our borders viii be provided for hy
state aid, which cannot come too quickly.
! There are between five and seven hun
dred negro refugees who are uuprO-
vidcd for and powerless to help them
selves. The leyecs around Helena we're
never more secure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13
The Great Southern Rfn,tl'

"Brazos Chlii , Ure,' which Il y
rauted Tor the cure oi chill, alisg
I,a positive antidote Tor malin L
mas no rival Is "a tonic Tor tui.l.
An emaciatru -ystym from ,li
matte cauae>, and to those va 1
necessarily exposed to miasmNGLt
enccs, and are attended with A:A
lowing symptoms, such Is los, Oil.l
ute, aching OF the back aud Joil,,i
verl,hness, severe heaiache, ,lis1
lion to get about, low sPirit', ao
ness, chiIIy sensations, and eNta
not, burning fever, which ma!
terminate IN bilious, rem'v'el'
termlttent fever, We would ,ug.A1
you keep supply on hand 4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13
I. IT,
Improved Iron Iuyidsfitn

The most perfect and satisiitio.l
OinAtion known 10 tue PIOl w w
which iron is combined; anu 80 q" "
is tie success OF tins preparation " Y,
de- ined to become, wlinou1S ly ,''
most popul.r ol all the lrOn Nv
in use. And We hesitate nvI " =
that this medicine is no secret il,t =
cheaply COTTON up compouhu' NV !, /,
genuine constitutional ftlAe'!' =,
ing those Alternative powers 90 NJ 7,
to recuptrute and inyi-oTaIe Jus (, I.
system when broken down y! -.
disease commonly callel' -, 4,
known a. dyspepsia and ihulsi'''s ,i
which nlne-tcnlhs Of al our ~, H. a
mate. because when the dige'lg-
paired from want of the nalulN
is so important in the dige't,h.'s,
OF man, then il is that his WE
many types,usually calleu S''s MO-
las,iiudr ana sour stomach, H'E
mental exhaustion, impaired wa we.
general prustration Oi tue WI ui,s, A
liver complaint, followed " l,s,Te
and all diseases OF the BLoo l,jSs, |
NEYs and. BLADDER, that pI Uu,,oa
fearful aches kno"n Ne Illc S". I,
ralgia, bachache and hello'i
heaIachr, And all consuHP..'
weak females. who are ID To,.
good tonic to build up lHe'ti is,..i
cannot lind, we honesty oe., os,,s
ora more certain remedy o' "a
bottle is sufficient to prov,
wonderful medicinal proP'ClC,5s |
regularly according 10 u,,'II s5y
your druggist Tor IMPROVE spss d
ORATOR, and be sure 70 9J la1c I.
Price 81 per bottle. PT S,s.
Tucker & Willis, Waco, IeAS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13
a NEW FIRM


Tie ENAMINER learns t1at MIR. John c.
Eaton yesterday admitted into partner
ship in his grocery and produce business
Mr. VI. Gulnnn, 30 well and favor bly,
known 10 the entire community. NJ. Gut
nun had been associated with MIR. Eaton
so long thai the latter knew and apprrc q
atcd his sterling business and person.
qualities, and hence the partnership i not
u all act lnishipg. Mike" ~ his friends
cal him, will prove valuable acquisition
to the already fine business built up by
Mir. Eaton AMI the new ilrm viii prove one
OF the t ,unchc.t AMI most popular in the
city. We und,r-t and that ~ one OF the
rc-u + at the new "A rangcmc tie bust.
ness OF the new firm Will be somewhat
enlarged. They will caray larger stock
I gor d. in all lines and exhibit vRliuu
features OF cIt 'rpr SO in the II teresr Of tue
rurch sing public trat viii Ice duly APP
urccu I'd. lhylr house Will be head
quut"r- fer standard -, cries, western
prnduce and special lines OF fruit, ant
choice edible. May ample success att nd
them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13
ADMITTED no han.
Bhc Habens Corpus Case OF J"1
Davis MT Marlin on SaIurdnS.

JEFF Davis, charged with the murder
Of rm Calleus, at Wet Station uu Tia.
9th of December last was examined be.
tore Hon. b, W. Rimcs Marlin last
Saturday upon writ OF hubras corpus.
The state was represented 10y Judge l..
@. Alexander d Comfy Attorney Wi.
liam-, and the defence hy Nrssrs Her,
ring X Kelley aud Mrj, c. b Pearrc.
None but witnesses for the state
were examined, and the SUBJ
stance OF their testimony is that
on the evening oi the Sth OF u cember
last, Davis and Gallons bad difficulty,
tn outSrowth Of a playful scuili They
parted in anger, and CGlleus # the sta.
ton, leaving behind lin his gloves and
whip. On the morning Of the 9th he
returned for those aud he and Davis
again met, Only one witness for the
state, ". f. Moore, testified as to this
last meeting, which resulted in Calleus
death. Moore says that while seated in
a store he heard loud talk NJ and after a
few moments pistol shot. Upon 20.
ing to the frout OF the store in
which he was seated, he saw the second
shot fired; at the time Gallons was about
ten steps from Davis aud was retreating.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13
u Goodaov - go

This is the name Of the manufacturers
Of that celebrated Golden Belt Flour,
VII ch has met with such popular fay r
in Waco aud all other towns where it
has ever been introduced. 1t is the
flour tht combines ali the requisite
quulti desired b the most exactmg
pc son, being superior to all other
brands at the price Unexrelrd uni
formlty, backed 10y the broalest guar
antcc that can be made, aud pronounced
the gem Of satisfac ion 10y ali who have
ever tried 1t. Made from choice wi ter
whea 10y the latest improved machinery
by thoroughly experienced mlllrrs
i ught for spot cash, aud is without a
rlv IN Waco, for 70 ii goods FOR low
price. Sold only by
N.JoNES TAYLOR Il BEo..
Nos. 4 ana . liathcr Block.
OBJ tie.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13
PERSON Al.

Mr. : D. crittenicn. Of G,r..yille. fl. f,
fb..it, Dr. o..
Nr.C. I..G t.s went down In G,lvr.-
ton ~unda, evening.
q,
.hr- Ia. w I"-h returned from san IN.
clifton.
" u, anu 81 '''e' E'h una me
'o"" . ."4'y nun 'n''I hostAe count
'"eep riii'H'
Mr. Y. Il Phlpps. the r.prrsert ,tjy. IT
tlt Ef .Il'nIe' retained yesterd'y iron.
a'ls' g.
Ms. VI j. Mosirr left this morning ia
Curnth. MIt,i--ippi, ami ,,il. bee absent
month VI six week..
hI' n ioNer- ana we i"it on IN Mi
RUN ACNE iTAli vest I iAN morning tbE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

Hay, par ton, a. Clio ~ Cpra, per bu
fnc Wheat, Mediterranean, soJsjo. Oat,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

WACO, March :. lSS3. -On the lst instant
We tran iclrrd our hardware business with
al its appurtGnaucp, to Me 80. HOr.tu.l
anu Cameron. The bu-iuc,s will Dee con-
du'tcl IL heretofore. the It ok will lack
nothing ~ regards quairy and qlsn-
tity nd n prices rs lpW H. at a V strictly
first class establishment in central IeXaa.
Thanking our al friends and customers
Tor their steady and literal patronage amt
soliciting continuance of the same Tor
our successors. We remain,
IHus +. AHFrl
O3O92w ALFRED AREEL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13
NOTICE.

In the district court OF McIennan county
Texas.
5. II. Haymae, VS.. Melissa lIayman.-
No. 1924.
Notice is here by given that interrogato.
res have been filed in the above STYLED
and numbered cause, propOuudeI to the
witness +. +. Hayman. who resides IN
tlrrk county IN tue state OF Mis.uur. and
the witness r. 4. !layman who rr.id-s in
Morton comfy In the state ct tloridt. and
that commissions will issue on or after the
thirtieth day after publication OF this
notice to take the dispositions Of said wit.
nes.es.
Publication of this notice is directed to
be made in the Waco EXAMINER for thirty
days.
Witness nv hand and the seal OF district
court OF Mcie nnan county Aforesaid. nj
Office in the city OF Waco, this the 18th day
oil March A. D., 1883.
T. f. BFAsLEY.
Clerk District Court McLennan Co.. Tex.
BIZ lltu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

One of the latest ami no.t r,...
hil liquid cttharucs. this eIey,ap,' 'al'
ton Is made with scrupulons t''ii
me best and most carefully select, !. U
rial. 1t is with the greatest pIe ,v- \
We recommend this yerv sn ,n',.'
harmless remedy "a, being the SAW ..t.
surest laxative and catnaftic Tor "s
males aud children. now IN use .S'
habitual constipation and i1diye.s.
cannot ilnd .anytui. Z more ,p4,dy y
tain. 1t is combined with ar,,!,s u
such Il manner that The bitterne,, oi
cascara saglada is completely d.yl.
Ask your druggist tor it. and he s.'
take no other. Price 81 cents h., "
Prepared by Tucker & WiiI.. N n,
Texas. Va
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13
CrntrnII.omnO nicc

None! louued IN sums TO suit on din
m"ud-, Watches, jew Try, guns, rcvol-
vcr-, pistols, clothing, furniture aud all
articles OF value. Also large line Of
uureietmcd y edges for sale Bust
ness strictly confidential; all private
communications can be addressed to T..
O. box 1876.
FMnOr RG II DnMNAU, Pror's..
south side square, blue front, sihn Of
three gilt balls O2O6tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

The proof OF the pudding i not in
chewing the string, put IN having an op.
portunity to test the article direct
Castles, Morrison x Co., and DR.. J. l..
Corn sh, druggists have free trial
bottle of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and
Lnng Syrup for each and every one
who is afflicted with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption or any Lung At.
fection.-03 lIwtf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

NEw YoPK, March IL am sin busy
looking over the various novelties rs Ia, :
appear in the millinery m rket, aud pur-
chasing judiciOusly Tor the spling uade.
have sent to the Fashion BaZtr a hand
some assortment of neckwear, new style
yeilings. new shapes and shades In misses
and child ems hats. Langtry hair pins, In
shell. silver and gilt som thing entirely
neS-and many other fancy good. Tie
aiyice TO my saleslady to advertise them
went with the goods. 50 you ray know
they are now In stock awaiting your in
spe ciion. MRS. ELLA D. COHEN.
03lld&wlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13
TO BE
Found al Eaton S
The best variety in Waco, at prices
that plea-e every one.
ID Il LIC A c | ELS:

3pound tin broiled trout, 80 cents pei
tin.
3 pound i'm mackerel and tomato
! sauce, 80 cent per tin.
pound tin smoked salmon, % cents
per tin.
. pound tin smoked Finnaw Haddies,
% cents per tin.
found tin fried sea trout, 20 cents
pei tin.
2pound lin broiled fresh mackerel, 30
cents per tin.
, pound tin mince meat, 80 cents per
tin.
3 pound tin mince meat, 40 cents per
tin.
. pound tin mince meat 70 cents per
tin.
. pound tin apple butter, 80 cents per
tin.
5pound TN peach butter, 60 cents per
tin.
. pound tin ounce butter, 60 cents pei
tin.
5pound tin plum butter, 60 cents per
tin.
5pound tin pear butter, 60 cents per
tn.
Our Silver Dust Flour at $3.50 per
hundred or Sl.75 per suck
Our Delmonico Flour at $500 per hun.
bred or $50 per sack.
Our Patent Flour at SL2O per hundred
or $40 per sack.
These brands are pronounced the best
IN this market by those who have tried
them
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13
Remember

That keep on hand full stock OF
family groceries. The two best grades
of everything, sugar, coffee, bacon, DIR.
salt meat, lard, Hour, hams, pickles,
crackers, oysters, snrdines, salmon, west
eru butter, to acco, snuff, etc, etc. A
full assortment of drugs, pa ent aud pre-
scriptIun, lamps and lamp fixtures, win.
dow glass, paints, lard, linseed, train
ncalsfnot, No. 3 aud cold pressed castor
oil, all at the lowest cush prices. meal
cash down, L bet.
.JouN L. CORNISH,
Cor. Elm aud Trice SIS, East Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

Ladies wishing dresses made in the
very latest spring styles + ould call on
Mrs. A. /. Hodges, southwest corner nf
Austin and Sixth streets, up stairs. VIII
cut AID fit diesses. French tailor sys-
TEN used IN cutting. Fine work a
spec atty. Sati, action guaranteed.
Give her call. Orde from abroad
given special attention. Address Mrs,
A. |. Hodges, p. o. box l0l, Waco, Tex,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13
Simple BemetI;s
Electric ConsumptjO, r.

Has undoubtedly the bc.t r,n'''
any medicine Tor the cure of ,c, dn.
that we have yet been ,blo +, 'vsNlnp
prepared expressly for consnm ",,l' ]
those who are affect. d with "'nplIon,
cough OF lougntanding, 1 uyypS.
eve immediate ruilpi. aul eWN d,
eject " cure. ltis very so,,,'iaP, ap
lungs ana pleasant to tlke 10
lights sleep. from those Gr t' V1t 2
'Sln' ct coughing is worth m Gr'l !. Pa
pllcr OF u matt dozen bottle, W'l
druggist Tor a bottle ut once, n,' HN ,
aud 81 per bottle Prrn,,,ip5i' yy y
Tucker ~ Willis, Waco. Ttxss ' Oal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

In conversation n few days since he
said that |. \. Goldstein's Pure Grape
Brandy is uudoubtedy the finest stun.
ulaut IN market. The Gen Lee refer
ed 10, is no connection Of our late dis
tnguished visitor. but Ia earned his
well worn title since SUSPENSE OF hostll
Itles.- N3nStn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

Why don't you kill those red ants an q
stop their dcstruc ion? Uulcs you have
Shde an estimate You have no Ii.a what
You are losing each year, besides their
continual annoyance. Tucker ~ Willis
viii sell You guaranteed exLrmiuatOr
which will do the work without fail, and
the mode aud manner Of application is so
simple aud light that any one eau use it.
Full printed directions on label. Re all
price p pint, IS cents; per quart, SL5O;
TER gallon, 50. One gallon will kill from
twenty five to thirty beds 1t is no hum
bug. Try it.-0309tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

Speak So much Of the very small
checked summer cnshmeres in ali the
latest shades, such IA terra Gotta,
crushed str wborrIcs, etc. Go to Sanger
Bros; they have received yer, large
invoice of The same aud nre selling them
1T yery low iignIrR.-3-lltc
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FOCAL IMPROVEMENTS
The Fine Churches and Costly
Residence that are Vow
Being Erected.

l.
substantial srb.o. houses and elegant
homes is ia most satisfactory eyIleuc,
~ tb. raal rrog,.-- and s1tcsps-fu
,.,,,,tt. - an, r5.. p-pul.. when bros.
s...-,,,s and si5.o....f1I ia tlr acrunlIa.
-, - ,,...I,tI .i,--. trar.-,I,... with
.i.',..,r,f,.rt.gf,l I,rnri... Incoming their
- I.tIry tla ,-.rtf,I ~
t..,-.i',s .,t',.,.i. ind .I..gfu,+ ,,af.sipfI-
- gr.,..-. maj I-..,r..--
II. ..,.., - fla. ,,.,s, ..,yl,..,,IT r-o.
.,.,---,-,,.. So ,... I'll
-. 'i'' -. ..a,a1, a.. .,,,,i,
us "'I' .,. III Nv, 900. p. ,I,.
W." 90 -, 100.
''""u o' ~ ~ '' 'I..-.,.
'ng "l7' H.t "N"
hLI '"N.'o' .'"''
uHue' I''.' CO.,
rue mtH' S'i ne e." ,u" P'
/ hammer anu ne tLeeii". '' On "' 'i'
[ mas = tF""tI 'eli u' u" ''"' 'I''4t
notes % taie u' reg! progress "Id 7'''
stHnllai grown. J" go l"'' '"ls'I7 p
ltilt, We VIII rhHiu' Iti' some OBJ tue
many and important Improvements no"
going on ia " ac1. W start Will Tn"
churches, Of tn ste two are being bmlt
and the finishing touches added 20 one
First, ~ the corner uf Seventh and
Washington street We iiuI that the
Methodist Epls opal church walls are
COMPLETED. and that laburcr- are II al.
lis AT work Bughiug forward the con.
strur.ipY. This will be "A .iIeuIll church
huil ling. aud one that reflects credit
man iI. ,puyr.yAtiou and 'be rp.uruu.
nifty Tine -,r3ud r1urrh that We W..
On no, .ift-.a the corner NJ W.-hiuytor
a,l [,,,t, .st-..t. 'TL.-i- t.. q, Toli,,
o., - a.. ,..,,,,,,.,,, a,,,I ,i.a VII.
-. -. - -, ~ .... a..
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B-mutify Nour Home.

BY obtaining from Sanger Bros, some
Of their new purchases in carpets, snch
M velvet, body, tapestry, three or two
Fly, plan aud fancy mAtliugs, and all
th Is needed to make your home com.
Portable and beautiful. Their prices are
alw - the lowest -3lltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

We will wager years sub cription
thnt 2j-cent package OF Sheridau's
Conditi n Powders contains more pure
ingredients and cost more money than o
bushcl If any kind put up in large packs.
Shcrldan's powders are absolutely pu e.
-O3OGIw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

II there is person IN this county who
Guoes not know of Johnsons Anodyn,
llhluirht we hope this paragraph will
Ita.h mat person, eye and that he will
VITO 'is Tor particul rs of it. 1t is more
'iluN D'e than gold, silver or precious
''ohts' O3OSlw
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Eye and Ear.

DIR. j; J. \. Moncure, oculist and
aurlSt, offers his services to the public.
Room No. 6, up stairs, Chalmers builj.
ing, CAL at Castles X Morrison's drug
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Bremond Mineral W,,er

-, FRESH on tap every day at Tucker X
Wits Send IN Your JUGS and kegs.
frice pc, single gallon, - cents; in five
gallon lots 20 cents; ten gallons, M
cents. u3JJtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

The manufacturers OF Shrridan's Cav
airy Con liIion Powders inform us that
Their powder will eilectually prevent hog
cholera aud all other diseases in hogs. and
mat they will increase the size and weight
Une-quarter. O3uslw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

What will stop my coughing at night?
Guarantee Ackers English Remedy will.
Price Zoe, soc, and 81. Sold by Castles,
Morrison 4 Co., druggists, Waco, Texas.
-UllJdSw -.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-13

Two great evils he dache and con
stipation, atllic'iug al humanity, are re-
lleved by Bailey's Saline Aperient.-
22Slw
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We now hav' In ore. and tn arrive. the
following article, bought before the hty
advance in pric.
5on,ouO pound. bacon.
2SO,uOn louisiana sugars,
100000 Rio coffee,
2l,nOD ~isul rope.
100000 kansas and Texas -four.
We uiltr tn" above staples to the trade
lr less MONEY than they .cm now be-
bought from head cpn'rc.
CLEvELN>n IL CAMERpN.
0}Olln Whulc,ale Grouers.
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They Are bust Lowell,

We mean those beautifully decorated
French china dinner, tea a toilet sets,
Just received 10y W. =, Martin Il Bro.
Cal and see for yourselvos,-O3O