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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-05

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-05
Live Stock Markets,

Hoes Rcccw pts s.upl; iArrly "a tive ard &c
'oAcr. light silUrEtu ron IA pnckIng
.ii111,. heavy packu1 and -hippl v.
s5;UGit5
CArtLt itoc"lpte. A"nl. str ng .; exports,
g. iU1G ~. good lu ch1icc. = .riflG ~. cum-
mon - ftiT sitp'tt'n
~l ~ itrrcpt- 'r'. -tcaiJ common to
choice ss.t.tti u.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-05

NEW Yonx, August 2.-Mr Henry VII
lard returned from Europe by the
"EuldA" which arrived last evening.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-05
NEW WAGON, FEED ANp STOCK YARD

NEW WAGON FEED AND STOCK YARD
49, 9ther First and Franklin streets, Waco, OPP
E"slt the Courthouse BRACES Mills and Iron
r"Nhdry have opened the most connections;
1, Htatrst and best arranged wagon and feed
;;nlu that was ever offered for the public pat
mag IN the city Of Waco. Unlike the uthrl
sntns ~ the city, II Is situated on sandy SOIL
rnu WIN good drainage. It's house room Tor
S,'Nhs i ample. IT. feed stalls are new, neat,
IA ahd constructed by the latest plans. II Is
80, hed with fresh feed of every kind, aud
ALL, III rom the water works one of its chief
CO. ohs Is It's nearness to the Public square
So tHh11use brazos Mills, Iron Foundry Cotton
snd ~ Mills, Elevator, business in general
Min liner interesting places. Here the traveller
th.f, ~ Team, the horseman and others with
viii 10y, VIII be politely received aud met
moirsts.,, promised comfort and rest free from
hi 1oh. ". e. CLAY,
'oN'ih Proprietor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-05

., ' ;snles approve of your smoking
Little Joker
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-07-12
PROMINENT PEOPLE.


Minister Lowell IS still unable to walk.
Ir. Koch. the cholera expert, was re-
cei-ed IN Paris win some reserve because
Of his beng q Pruasian.
Bishop Whipple is said TO have ridden
horseback over 100000 miles during his
forty years service among the red men
of the northwest.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes, now en-
gagged in preparing a memoir of Emer-
son, respectfully declines the assistance
Of numerous people who persist in send
ing him anecdotes and "reminiscences of
the late lamented Billy Emerson, the
minstrel.
General "Bob" Toombs has lost much
flesh during the past few years. He
stoops considerably, and his infrm walk
denotes the weakness which comes of
old age. Surrounded by a merry group
of grandchildren, however, he passes his
time quietly and comfortably in his
Georgia home.
The sum Of $4,000 has already been
raised il England for Sir Barsio Ffere
nororze fga-. subscriptions are also
being taken aa India and at the Cspe,
and it Is believed that not less than $50
coo will ultimately be raised. Lady
Frere has refused to assent to any ar
rangement by which a part Of the fund
should be handed over to the family.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-07-12
! Cnntious PuLchaser.

New York Suu.
- Yves recommended here by friend, -
SAD o saa1y-looE.az man, as he entered
a drug store, ''1ho told me that YOU did
a very large business, and that any pur-
chases might want to make could be
effected on reasonable terms.
Yes, sir; certainly sir. We have
built up a very large trade by faithful at
tention to business, and by honest efforts
to please our numerous customers"
''Such a line Of policy, I take it" said
the seedylool,ing man, gazing at the
proprietor with an airof great confidence,
contains the essential clements of com
merciaI success. A conscientious con,
sideration for the wants of ones custom
ers, while, at the same time, proper
observance Of what is due ones self, vii
win in the long run. l am professional
man myself, but I take a considerable
pride in stating that I am, nevertheless
a practical man, and possessed of practi
cal ideas"
undoubtedly, sir. undoubtedly ra
sponded the druggist, rubbing his hands
exnactanantlT: "ani now, what car
.s.Ear urrv lis. 10 q sTe-eeas posrag.
a-u- SOW n..=e.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-07-12
Sensible Bees.
New York Sun.

In one of the iron rafters of the draw
bridge over the Alabama river, about ten
miles east of Selma, a colony of bees
have built home. The rafter is of iron
but hollow at the base, and through q
crevice ct the base the little honey MAX
e-8 found their wavand established head
quarters. It is pge-Jmed that thay are
aranawa~ hive rom some Of the re rh-
boring farms. They first made their ap-
pearance last spring, since which time
they have, seemingly, at least. been at
work honey making. The jostIe and rat
tie of the passing cars does not disturb
them IN the least, and they never make
war upon persons walking over the
bridge. They have snug home, walled
in from the world by iron, and their lives
as we'll as the fruits of their labors are
secure.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-07-12
STATE PRESS.

Middle Florida grape growers count on
a yearly income Of 500 per acre.
The crops at Trenton have been much
damaged by the recent heavy rains.
No enemy to the LeConte pear has yet
appeared III the orchards of Leon county.
The old court house at Gainesville is
being removed to make room for tho new
one.
TIE Columbia County Commissioners
have now an 8,0OO-pound safe to keep
their papers in.
The Suwannee river is rising rapidly,
and has more water in it now than it has
had for two years.
A coffee house has been opened at
Waldo by the Womens Christian Tenn
perance Union of that place.
A large and beautiful American flag,
regulation size, 12tx24 feet, fioated above
the capitol OF Florida on July 4th.
Thirty boxes of appliances for Florida
University, weighing 4,600 pounds, ar
rived at the Tallahassee depot q few days
ago.
Emory College at Oxford, Ca, hos
conferred The degree of D. D. on Rev. T.
w. Moore, of the Florida Conference.
Henry Couey, living few miles from
Lake City, has curiosity in the shape of
peach tree one year old which has 1876
peaches on it.
A meeting was held at White Springs,
near Live Oak, recently, to consider a
project to build railroad from White
Springs to Live Oak.
The name of Lake Tohopekaliga is In
dian, and was derived by them from the
immense number of black birds from
around the shores Of the lake at all sea-
sons, and whose songs =esembled it in
syllable pronunciation.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-07-12
The Rebel Yell.

New York sun.
Cur esteemed contemporary, the New
York Tribune, treats its readers to a bit
OF verse entitled .'Chicago, July8 1891. "
in which The writer informs the pub c
that he ..beard wild. revengeful cry
upon the streets to-da-," and that, after
such consideration Of the subjec5 as his
excited state Of mind would permit, he
thinks it mus5 have been ''the hideoas
rebel yell"
This sort Of thing IS intended to fire
the popular heart against the democratic
party. il IS a poatical bait on g Blaine
hook.
The sincerity OF such appeals may be
appreciated when it is remembered that
there are scores. if not hundreds of men
who raised that very ''rebel yell'' in the
Confederate ranks, who to-day hold Of
fee under the republican party. We do
not hear anything about the rebel yeIl''
so long as they yell for Blaine and To-
gan. And among tae democrats at Chi
cago, and all over the country. are mon
who fought for the cause Of the Union,
in all grades from private to Major Gen
eral. and whose war record sufficiently
disproves the impudent assumption that
patriotism is exclusively the possession
Of the republican party.
Our contemporary will have to raise
! the rebel yell'' to very high pitch be-
| fore it can drown the music of the Multi
gan Guards as their band plays the
/ Rogue's March.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-07-12
Adventures With Sharks.


eyes. it was a close shave, and I got off
easy with this" The speaker. who was d
gulf coast pilot. held up an arm bound in
sp'int s:I came up from Pensacola to
take a schooner round to Tampa, but [
shall have to lie off for a couple Of weeks
orso. It happened thus: I started for Fort
Pickens in a light boat under sail about
two weeks ago, and when we We're half
way down, the man with me speaks up
and says: Captain, sharks is sorter
thick, and I'm dogged if they wern't
Their fins was cutting water all around
the boat, fora stern and on both
sides, some going one way and some an
other, and I should recond there was
twenty follering us. I don't like the
looks Of 'em myself, but say, they can't
damage us in the dingy.' | hadn't no
more'n got the words out Of my lips,
when, blim! came thirteen foot shark
clean out of the water. We both gave a
jump to windard, and the fish struck
about q third in, with a crash thatalmost
filed Us thrashed for a minute, sending
one Of the oars into the air, and thea
swung its head round, and, as I was
reaching for the tilIer to give it o knock,
the tail came against my arm, and broke
it clean i'll two. In a minute more the
shark was overheard. and we sot there
baling and half scarf to death.
Accident? l couldn't say; most likely
it was. Sharks often leave the water
when they're chased, and it may not
have seen the boat, but we didn't waste
any time after that, can tell you. The
splash of the fish had collected them I'M
till the water was full of 'em, and didn't
feel safe until I was on the beach"
s'Will they bite? asked the listener.
'.Will duck swim?" replied the pilot.
''Why my friend, in July or now, I'd
Just as soon try to swim lake of red hot
pitch as to swim over from Pensacola to
Fort Pickens. There are not so many
accidents on record there, because people
know the dangers and look out for them,
but I know of at least a half q dozen
cases. The last one happened last sum
mer. A vessel came in port for a load
Ct lamber, and the capsain's boy, quite .
good sized lad. in fooliug about the rig
ging, fell overheard. The men heard q
scream and rushed to the rail, but the
only sign they saw was q red cloud in
the water. They got out the boat, ard
finally recovered the body, but the head
and limbs were gone. Another time q
soldier gied TO desert from the foct, and
was eaten by sharks. You see, the brute5
follow vessels in from off shore. and get
in the habit of swallowing everything
that comes along, and when q man goes
over they rush for the splash. I've seen
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-24

ycars. such IS Los. Oh Memory. Lassitude,
Nocturnal Emissions, Aversioiis to society,
Dimuess Of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vita,
Su;d passing unobserved in the urine. and many
stlaer diseases that lead to Insanity and Death.
DR.. MINT who is regular physician
trraduste Of the University rennsyivania)
vii agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED Dol
LARS for cas-, u this kind tie cal. Res
COR ATIV :; (under his special advice and tre.-
uent) will not cure. ur for myth ny impure or
snjarious 'Ou d in it. Or. Nl .IE tr, Ats all
sCivl.e diseases successfully without mercury
consuitation free. thorough examination *ni
advice, including analysis II urine. Is. rr,ce Of
YIcAL R-SroR ,Tivr:, s. 80 bottle, or al
Hsnes the quantity. =: sent to a " address
UPON receipt OF price, nc. o u secure ir' M
observation and in private maze if desired. by
L. A. MlNTlE, NJ D,
II kearney t., SAN r.nc,sco, Gal
SAMPLE sOrTLE FREE viii be sent to any
Yns applying by letter, All Z symptoms. sex
aud age strict secrecy in regar1 70 ali bust
aeas transactions
UR. MlNrIr'S KIDNEY REMEOY-NEP.
HRErICCN cures all kinds Os kidney And
bladder complaint, gOnO.r'' ga xlee', ieucor-
s,,oea For saio BY a: druggists; 81 bott.e:
.ix Sott IS for IS.
DIR. EINrIE DANDELlO< PILLS are the
eest and cheapest DYspe ,sia ana Bill iOis cure
81 the marxet. For sale by all ',rusgis:s.
janl0t
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DIR. SPIN y Il L
No. - kearny street
treats iii chrsaie and Special bissasss.

young Men
mao Nay b. ~ssdIeriAS frO'1 IN
w effects II yOuthfui fo;lies or indiscrcti n
viii do vsli 70 avail; theias Ives II thi-, the
greatest boon ever laid On he altar Of srf-
seFins humanity. DIR. SPi mes will guarantee
20 rfoit $500 for every cas- Of seminal Weak
oaas lsr;vei die .se II any kind or cbaracter
which 10 undertakes and fails {" Gu ..
HDDLE-A0ED MEN.
There arc many at the aye sf thirty to sixty
VAO are troubled with too frequent evacuzticns
Il the bladder, often accompanied BY Sigh,
vAsrssn. r burning sensation and weakening
e tho D stem in . manner tire patient ranao.
eooo0nt fuf. On examining the urinary de-
pD.its r.,py sedim n: will often 10 foucd, and
sometimes small particles IT albumen will ap'
pear, or tn. c, Or will be Of Thin mikish hue,
again changing II dark and torpid appear
anoA. Tae-e lro MANI men VII die 0f this dIf-
dc1lty, ignorant OF the Cause, which Is the sec
cad stage Of seminal weakness Or. 5. will
guarantee = perfect cure in Ill s-rrh cases, a'sd
. healthy restoration the senitO urinary
eI.sans.
once Hours 10 n I and to s. Sundays.
tom 10 70 IL m. Consultation free,
Fl rough examination and advice, Is.
Call OF ala,oss DR.. SPiNNt.Y 4 CO,
mo. II Kearny It AN Francisco
jan2ld
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MISCELLANEOUS.



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shall. Mich, offer to send their eel
ebrated ELECrRo-VOLTAIc BELT
and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days, to men
young or old) afflicted with nerv-
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loss Of manhood, and all kindred
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other diseases. Complete restora-
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guaranteed. No risk is incurred
as thirty days trial is allowed.
Write them at once for illustrated
pamphlet free.
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Martinez.
In subdivisions tus nit BUYERS.

In subdivisions t. uit BUYERS.
TERMS--nne. thi d ca,h. Baanec, one
wo "E rire- yea 4. inter at on Deter e Pay
m n nc pr cent. per annum. NJ ut are
Tax to he p,i BY purchasers. Title Perfect.
At same tina and p ace. h. Sped j ta'alt rue
WI I've S"d a the LIVE STOCK, c'nsi ting o.
100 b -ad IT hor-es. ne 1t tliio 20l heal of
..nss AMI ca YES 400 hog, farming nipple in, nj s,
fu'niture. ETC.
TIL South, m Pacific Railroad "a sses through
the pr 'per;y with Bay int >t,ti On the
property. Che p Fare and Frsig It, owing 10
splendid Raj an Water facilities. The prop
e't il well located. rhe sol Is deem alllvi.I
We adapte u" Vi"ey I'D orchard, II fla AN,
Grain. flowing art.san w..l on the property
RAINFALL A'w,YS SUE. The cima.v
/. unusually mild nj even AMI for rers rs
suffering from ling, throat Or malaria, troubles
mas proved very beneficial.
VII large mn " rn dwelling o. II rooms
and ba h. win the household If i:urr; bro d
.er:siidas fms vel of wafer: burns torch ,a,s..s
csbin.. exc. Also, large orcha d ana vim ward
in thrifty CO dition.
The $500 Acres c,np-is> some If the
hest IL ri VI ca,if,r.i,. IL ". .t,ld h.. perhap,
imp .s-ible t. find another tr CT OF the same
MAJ isude, where the s',ii is SO uni iosm, Il.
1t consists for the mos par, Of 4 r;,h. dark
deep. INDY 10 IN Wi h u | NEST finn I'll -,
u''der yins. 1t is III &c. the vac kin OF sill
tina is 'h~en f"r ri,"g fruits sad grips.
VIII IA q Ia Sc aud profitable yield + he ired. 1t
has been manly used as = ., al, ranch h q er'o
and this yea- about geo acres re in cutiva-
ton, ii ldiny from 40 to IS bushels an acre
For Maps AM rth r Pa -ticu'ar and
for q ta"gue Of Live Stock a'.d Farming I'm
pleme"ts, ap vt"
PACIFIC COASTLAED BU-
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DR.. lElBlG
Private
.ISPENSARY
80 osary strsst,
Ban Francisco. Gil

Cssducted BY Qualified Physicians Regular
sTf "a. Oldest = Specialist in the Uni
tai <ta.s.. ~l ~ i.iPgL1SI ExPEaTzycg, per1e Ct
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Sofss, Sws ling OF the Glands, Bone Pains. per-
man N sly clrel anj erAdicateJ from the system
Tor lilo.
N,rsous Debility. Impotencv. Seminal Losses,
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city for sreatment, medicines cAa be sent every
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"a, alto lsioa to . cis.s OF disc SIS attains
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n. Those oh call 500 no one but tho D,c-
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.
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fne rcs 81 IN any cannot get cured OF Se'n-
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~ fec 3.
Price Of Invigorator. e4. Cases Of
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ssclrc'y II 'un observation.
Most powerful elecsric belts free to patients.
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HAVING SUCCEEDED TO
1.-the business of the Carson city Sav.
ings tank We are now p epared 10 do q
General Banking Business
Bills Of Exchange bought and sold on
san Francisco, New York. England,
Ireland. Germany, france aud all the
principal cities OF the United States and
Europe.
Telegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates Of deposit and -
ceive deposits Oh open account.
objections made at current rates
exchange
Bullion bought ami sold
Mining stocks bought and sold On
cOmmi- siOn Ouly.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.
CORRESPON DENTS:
New York -MesSrs. tbpd> Ike & Co.
The American Exchange in EuroP
tIIimitetD MeSsrs. knauth, Na"hOd 4
Kuhne.
san Francisco The Anglo-Californian
Rank U.imited.) Messrs. Homer 7
King & Co.
april
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%&AAstG%A,s!

N0FVouS AM pnJ -
ca! Debility. Seminal Weak q.
>p-ematurrha, Prostate rllO Emissions,
Iinrotency, Exhsus. ed Vital t.. Prem ture H. :
cine. and lIiF = o. n IAN nOO:s, ia
All IT. com sslscatsDsaS. Msss firm
h0asver r0u>e pr iuced. l: en-
riches d pur lies the b, cd, Str nythen- the
Ne. yea. Brain, Muscles, digestion, X produc-
tivs Organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental Facu ties.
1t ss..ps al. unnatu'sl AMI iebi it sting .tr,in
ulon the system, preventing inv In tAry ls>e-,
debiiitatiug dreams seminal losses with the
urine. ste, s., destructive t" mind and body.
1t is q sure cIini,iatur OF ali X, ID Ely an,
BLADDER COMPLAIN S. t contains no
mi lrotls ing redier;s. TO these NHfY r.
sM fr.sn fh .vit effect. Of y OaI u.
fsai Ira ft~c re tiO.s or exc ess. = speedy
thUr uSa AIT . rmaw-us CO q r.
~ c. Ats NrE ID. Price, $3.50 rer
hottie, or five bottles in case, vii, fu' direc-
ti.ns a d twice. so. Sent cure from o.
servatio. any address upon the receipt If
price, or 80. D. To be had only Of
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The (irrat English kcme'i.

Is . never failing
cure tor Nervou
Debility, Exhaus-
ted Vitality, sem
in al Weakness.
L ost Manhood.
Impoteug, Pros
aWrhea, Parsly-
sas and all the ter
rIhle effects Of
Self Abuse, yOutn
fui follies anu cX-
ces~es in maturer
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RAILROAD TkAVnL.

TRAINS FtOM vIkGlNlA ND CA ss'a,N
AID RENO:
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CONNECTIONS:
MEDICAL.

has Gr.ns
SteessEsh {. %.
anS Wessaest
q y d n 90 y.
~ n ID the
legitimate re>uI
Of over twenty
years pr.ctice.bvA
TH'pR d u Gil
Qualified b
-. \ re p Y J.
CT u Of one If
the hi hest med
c,I collie yes OF
f u rO pc . n Il
l. CHr> 1T II
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-24
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2l8 K-Arn. Ht1-~t,
SAN FRAN Cat

Consultation strictly confid initial. by e;ter
Or NJ office, FIRE.. For the conv enience VI
p.tien s, and in ord r tn insure peri ct secrecy
have adopted private address,. under which.
ali ia ages are forwarded
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-24
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

>ufficicul to show It's merit, will be sert t.
anyOn applying by lGtsr. stating his <ymp
toms and age. Communications strictly cont
dental as
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-03
THE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
II VIII be Located Oh the Coffin iddi-
ton to HALEY.

The gentlemen here from the Colo
RADIO Iron Works, Of Denver, have
finally closed the negotiations for Il
block Of land near the depot, in this
city, whercOn to construct and OPP
crate a foundry, machine and black
smith shops. They have secured the
land Immediately adjoining the brick
chimney or stack on the south 225x
100 feet, and will, in day or two, be-
Gin the erection OF a building 24Nt2
and II feet high, and will also have a
ocn4fate Office. At first the works will
employ about "a dozen men, but as the
business grows the number may be in
ere ased indefinitely; and it is proba-
bic that in Il year or 50, over 100 men
will be employed there.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-03
REDUCING MINERS WAGES 10 So

At Tombstone, Arizona, notice
was posted up in the Grand Central
mine, on the 2Gth ultimo, stating that
after May the miners would only
receive So per day.
he miners OF Broad(ord, kctchum,
Vienna and Muldoon will wake up,
some fine morning, and find similar
notices on the hosting works where
they are employed, if they don't or
ganizc Unions nov, when they have a
chance to do 50, Capital is very ag-
gressive, and unless laborers are on
their guard they will be forced tc
work for mere living.