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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

=
--W What a grand opportunity was pre-
sented 90 James g.. Blaine ~ assert the
power of the nao Of his country Hc
was Secretary OF State Of the United
States whom dozens If Irish-Amcricans
were thrown into British prisons simply
ON suspicion. They had committed no
crime They were held os "sJspcct, ''
and wore denied % trial, And the Amer
ican Secretary of State. James g..
Blaine. covered before The British lion
liis lips were sealed when American
Liberty demanded champion,
The Troy Pre- says that "fndica.
tous at tHc present fimc are that 'hc
att mpt % capture the Irish vote for
Blaine hy mircprc scntat.ou. and
hlustcr win provo an ucr failure and
many Of those concerned % the move.
mput win NOT only lose their Influence
among tho Irish people but will also
POO 20 with financial losscs.'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12
The Mul igan Letters.

A readers asks what are the NIulliran
letters and why are they called the Mul.
ligan letters? lie thinks, from his own
case, that they have dropped out of the
public mind.
The letters are those writtcu by James
u. Blaine 10 Warren Fisher. of Boston,
and which were committed To the Gus.
todN Of James Mulligan, confidential
employc of Warren Fisher At the
time OF the writing of the letters.
Blaine was Speaker and Fisher wa, a
railroad >peculator. The letters were
received from Mulllgan by Blaine ON
his word of honor TO return them. lie
violated that promise aud kept them,
but, fortunately he did not get the cop.
les. The first letter is rs follows:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

-A man IN New York. who uttered
the remark that hc would bet his lie
chat Blaine would he elected. fell To- the
ground and died Zoo less than five min
utcs afcrward When Providence be-
gins 90 take such bets. Blaine defeat
must Doe looked upon as certain. -fn
aiqHapols Sentinel
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

- Mr. Cleveland's nomination was
early discovered 10 be in the line of the
inevitable, aud his grand Endorsement
by the convention presages as brilliant
a triumph for the Democratic party i'm
November as Cleveland gained over
F0lger in 1882 As we write, Indiana
is enthusing from the Ohio to the lake,
and from her eastern to her western
boundary, and the universal sentiment
b. that the Democracy will carry the
State by an overwhelming majority.
lgdl4HQDolis Sentinel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12
EASTWARD.

Hcsidcs the nbovc-namcd trains there IL a
way Train with n passenger car attached that
goes both East and West daily except Sunday
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29

Ayers S&rsapsrills oonsairs lndide Of
Possssinm and Iron. WITH shs hsss veg
ssahls blood pnriasrs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29
FOR WEEKLY,
r.sLY AND WEEKLY,
me P0ST-INTElLlcENcER PUB. co
aesffle. June 10 1888.
.sr POLITICAL SITUATION IN
YAKIMA.
Ii gnal. !

Tbers are few Republicans in this
.mnty who might be styled the friends
= oerporate aggression. Opposed to
,hose sand the great mass of the peo-
"a sho believe that railroad compan q les
sboold pay their share of the taxes !;
shst land grants are a curse and that
t,slohts and fares should not be left to
,as oopscierce of corporations 10 regu-
Ista. The Republican Central Commit
,ss Of the county called the primaries
,or last Saturday, August l6. At the
tour and place appointed the Republi-
,sps of this precinct assembled and were
aalIsd 10 order by the local member of
tbe committee. On the vote for chair
man the 30 called anti monopoly wing
gas found TO be largely in the major.
i,y. In the election of a secretary the
resplt was the same, the vote being 81
pl9. Hereupon, the monopoly wing of
.bs party feeling greatly enraged 70
spd themselves so far in the minority
arose from their seats and left the
meeting in disorder. ID Ia said that
these boilers have been scheminp
around during the past week and en-
dtsyoring by some high handed method
70 break up or disrupt the party which
thsy fnd themselves no longer able to
oontrol, and thus defeat the fairly ex-
prsssed will of the people. In other
words, the agents and representatives
Of corporate aggression have reached
thst point whore they propose to
ruls or ruin. Certain individuals
n this pla,e have promised to
send delegation TO the Territorial
Convention In the interest of certain
railroad man in Spokane Falls for Con-
gress. The failure of these parties TO
carry out their desires in this connec-
ton Is no doubt CALLING; bat having
been fairly and s4uarely beaten, they
have no right 10 endeavor to thwart the
viii Of the people by unfair means.
News from various precincts displays
ihs fact that a preconeerted movement
vas organized by the railroad captains
iobolt ct each OF the meetings and elect
Q separate set of delegates to the
County Convention. In some OF the
precincts the lieutenants entrusted with
this high Handed task lacked the cour.
sge, In others they lacked the skill, and
N others they lacked the requisite num-
Der OF assistants to execute these orders
10 completion. In the Wenas precinct
The lieutenant was supported by only
sIx followers out of large assemblsge.
II 10 said that three OF these were Dem
ocrsts who had been pressed iato SER
vice fer the occasion. After the meet
ing had transacted it's isnsiness and
this defeated few got to-
ae.hsr and appointed themselves dele
gates TO the Convention Such des-
perate proceedings. engineered as they
are BY the Subsidized agents of pow
sfful corporation, only confirm what
ne Signal has sften asserted-namely.
Nat popular rights are Ia danger.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29

EIRST- CLASS ENGINEERS. CAR
. penters. masons, abo ers farm hands.
wood choppers and help of all descrip-
tons furnished { /. order free OF charge.
Real estate bought aud sold on commits
8 on.
Collection agency. Returns promptly
made on all collections.
Houses for rent.
Eligibly furnished rooms for rent at low
figures.
Lodging house for sale.
Choice city property for sale.
Improvea farms for sale.
jyO 8 +. HOOLE & co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29

The Capital Guards Of Olympia. ac-
companied by the Cornet Band, visited
the residence of Gov. Newell on Friday
evening last TO tender him their com-
plinents and q serenads upon his re-
tirement from the executive office, aud
the assumption of his new duties ~
Uaited States Indian Inspector. Al
though their purpose was almost IN
known, many citizens, attracted by the
music and suspectInR the 600 ssion, were
present. After dill bv the company
and pieces Vt excellent music, ~ the
a>seaiblaee WAS about TO retire, Gov
Newell came forward and said great
many good things, from which we
quote the following:
The OCCASION reminds me that / no
loR9er occapy the honorable place
which l accepted four years ago with
great hesitation and many miseivings
Daring thas period have, with a few
exceptions. enjoyed the kind consid-
Grafton and support Of the people. as
well az that OF the press Of the Terri
tory, 10 whom one and all give thanks,
and solicit their lenient Judgment of
any errors which. in the multi adinous
and important duties devolved, may
tenfions and q desire 60 promote your
best interests. l have with zeal, vigi-
lance and industry discharged all obli-
cations imposed |; have responded TO
every bidding; have traversed your en-
tire country; Investigated its condi-
tions and resources !; considered its pos
sibsiities OF prosperity and greatness
from every standpoint OF oomprehen-
- awrA nd
have publicly presented them 10 suoh a
manner as TO attract hitherward the
attention OF the civilized world, induc.
ing Q large immigration, causing much
money 20 fov into the national treas
nry, and increasing values OF private
property. | have made over two hun
dred public addresses and written more
than fifty papers concerning the TERN
tory for publication, several OF which
have been repFoduced AZ length In every
State and Territory OF the Union, and
largely in Europe.
Ihsve seen our population doubled /;
educational ins'itutioas, common
schools. high schools. and collegiate in
stisuiions have been improved and mail
sipiied the University has made . new
departure Of prosperity; numerous
churches aud hoapitAls have been erect
ed the M ssber Of weekly newspaper
has been triplsd, and ten or more daily
journals have heen fcunded cities and
toxns have experienced astonishing
growth coal. iron, lumber and hops
have becowe stapl,s asricultural and
live stock productions have greatly Ia
CREASED many and varied nauufacto-
ries have been SUCCESSFULLY established /;
commerce coasiviss and for.
eign-hAs been enlarged ave hundred
fold new route by rail traverses the
oonalnens and terminates upon the
great waters Of the Puget Sonnd. and
general prosperity has deservedly fallen
10 our eenple. Much bcncdcest legisla-
sion has been accomplished /; our volu-
minons and complicated laws have been
simplliied and codi6ed at . nominal
expenss Territorial institntions, the
Hospital for the fnsane and the Peni-
tensiary are nos equal ~ the oess IN
manasensnt and ccuditisn taxatiou
h moderate In the extreme tbs Terri.
tory 10 free from debt and has . sur-
pius Of f40.0o0 IN the treasury.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29
COAL OIL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Coal Oil In ten ton lots win hereafter
be carried on tee Wells line from San
Francisco to Seattle at 81 per ton.
Oh ,S. III. WELLS.
au2U Agent San Franciscu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29

knovu; bat believe that one cool and
cooraReous white man, under such cir
9amssances. can whip that namber OF
Inoians, especi ,lly when be had Mea-
Guam, Dyar and Others to divert their
tuentlon. At least. the risk ruo would
Justify one In the hops Of saving such a
man ~ Gen. Canby.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29
FOUND.

A PLACE WHERE YOU CAN GET
"A the genuine Fredericksburg Lager
Beer on draft, and as cold as ice. for cts
a glass. 60 10 the Fredericksburg Lager
Beer depot. on Mill street. opposite the
Post Once II Is the only place in Seattle
where you can get II.
v. SCHMID. Proprietor,
Agent for the Fredericksburg Brewing
Company, OF San Jose. Cal myi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29
NOTICE..

UNOR SALE. BY THE OREGON M
II provement Company, a large amount
Of merchantable lumber of all kinds, and
in lots to suit purchasers. at their yard,
foot Of second street, Seattle. Inquire OF
foreman at mill.
JOHN L. HOWARD,
iv90 Assistant Manaper
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29

Primaries will b, held at the usual
places OF h lding ele tions. on Saturday.
Aug. 90 In Seattle the primary will Be
bel nj ENG ne House No. I. on the same
day, between the hours OF ~ m. and 7 d
m. No proxies will b allowed.
BY order OF thu Committee,
w. II. WHITE. Chairman.
ALEx. MoSTsoM ERY. Secy. auidwtd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29
ADVERTISING RATES.
ROR DAILY:

,....ss,.,nsl cards, IS per month for enc
rand "a per month for ene-haif inch.
nen 10 ents line for one insertion.
bo,s line for six insertions, and 30
'ssts line per month.
eccss,amercial advertisements, so cents an
y nne insertion. $l.50 an inch for six
ipc-ssons ipcn 81 an inch for so weeks. $3.50
- - wersks, and $3 per month.
POR WEEKLY;
p.osesssonal cards s2 per month for one
~ ssd al 5Oper month for one-half inch.
nTs,ns.sls fe GEMS line for one Insertion,
Z q cents q line per month.
~ - nercial advertising, 81 per inch for
- assertion. and s2 per month.
nafLY AND WEEKLY
occasional cards, $4 per month for one
u md 80 per month for one-half inch.
hIS hIISecsls @ cents a line for one week. and
"A sents a line per month.
Scommercial advertising, $2 an inch for
- seek. and 81 an inch per month.
me posT-INTEllIcENcER PUB. co
sesttle. June 10 1888
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29
"A "a IL IL

A DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
"A for King county will be held at Yes
iers ,'al, the city of Seattle, on Satur-
day, 8 ptember 8. 1854, af IL o'clock a. M,
for the purpose uf selecting delegates to
represent said Territory in the Terrific
rial Convention, ann Nominating candi-
d ties for distr CT and county office.
The folio wing spportion sent of repre-
sanitation has been fixed upon: ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29

a,s. sn family or traveller, in a malsrial
@sa @1'. should ever be without thai
Va. antidote-Ayer's Aeue Cnre.
A. anted TO cure all malariai diaor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29

Tue yosna man from the coQntfy and
his Girl uere drifting slowly into an ioe-
cream saloon. uhsn ths following met
his ere: "Vanills, chocolate. lemon,
and ssrawherry lee cream. &l.50 Per
rat He turned and 6od.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29
ORGANS.

IF YOU WANT CHEAP RATTLE
i trap things called organs you can get
them 1T most any music store. but II you
really want GOOD organ address Agent
Iewett Organ Company. Box ieo. Seattle.
Wash. aus
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-29

j. r. i II. II. LEWIS
4 TTOKNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE
"A Buffers building, room 4 and 5,
lanes Street Opposite Occidental Hotel
Seattle. w T
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-02

The best smoking tobac'' :
Joker
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-02
ITEMS OF INTEREsT.

Headache, toothnch , eatachc, ar,
cared b! 1T. Jacuh- Ol. II conqur.
John Hay i, AN expert French
scholar.
MI. Margaret lyman. 23l East lhir'y-
f.urtn -tr,et ,Nrw lurn, writes hat shr
I'M two YEAR with rhrnna ism
tud for tive months WAS IN bed. Finally
- Jac lbs Oil, the sr''.I CO. qu'r"r "i
pam, VS. ttied and It cured her.
several casts of smstrokr are re-
ported NJ ~cguin lately.
Mr. ". +. sullivan, 10 ". a3i street
New York CitN. -nys that To- ak year
he a sun red with the NJ tisn, and
f-r weeks r unable to < I about or
feed himself Final he rl d the won
dcrt Il III dy, 81. j &C b Oii. "lt cured
m, he says, land | have not h, tn
t t'ouhlei with rheumatism since"
Two American ladies have made the
ascent Of MI. Pupocatcpcl.
Mr.. j. " R-cd edi or Of the Farra-
gut Iowa News, says II w hDl'c ed
tn rheum ism so badly could sea- ce
y whik. st Jhco \ Oil, the greb pain
ure, Was applied bat once and 1t cur ed
me"
The swedish Government has APP
poi..tcd a committee to revise the Old
Testament.
There il one place IN the city OF
Waco where hHlf hour or 81 Gun De
p, ut pIoiitabiy III examining beautiful
-p rlm"ts vi art. and h : place J. the
- t = lery of NJ. ". u Jack Oh ou
An,tln ave ne Mr.. Jacks Ii uas re-
teutly secured the services i O { Oi the
tint 81 ariis III the + ate, Prof Cohen, of
Houston, am the lines work l. now
turned ont from his gallery. lhv Pros
lessor ha the reputation Ut bciug "A v ~
tine pa inter-, aud specimens of his work
to be seen at ia gallery, will convince
ny uI t Of tins act
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-02

Yesterday morning Mr. WIN.
Walker. living about i'ilr miles out of
town. brought in Young man about
u wear, Of age who Wa found wan
dering about in "a nearly nude condi-
tion and evidently Of weak mind.
Judge Gerald listened to the writ OF
lunacy filed in hi court, and the Young
man was by the jury adjudgcd luna,
tic. His name l. unknown. and he can
/ give no intelligent account of himself
lie j, stranger hereabout,. and it il
| supposed he j. suffering from TIA,
effects of partial sun,trOkc. He wa
confined in Jail, and II transcript of hii
! case viii be sent To Austin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-02
PRESS OPINIONS.

pari. fTnyas1 Frea-Tor,,,,.. .rj.
Drmn,r.tir r,rty doa. nn, ,r,,,t
Ireland f.r ,ny,r,nr .,,ai,, .nj :,
would lac ,slin,, tnn rI,rh I'll T.,
re-uominnto him. Lut ,i,. I,,,rn'r.,i,
marry /. nnt.J f,r il. hinrI,,.. i, AMI
oui OF the state.
Dallas Herald: The Hunt county
Demo, facy have the thing down about
right They favor the sale of the
school land to actual settler, only. and
Il revenue from the lease system ran
be 30 adjusted n not 10 rctard the set
tlemcnt of the country. In other
words. they want to determine the
question hy results. and take nobody ',
word for il. This l. the position ut
Gibbs. in and out of the l.cpi,laturc.
~ !. ,,
YIN ~ az" VA 'hc "''cH'l-
~ 'n'I' '""' ""a'c', - cII"H
"" '''u'f w '"""''Ii'''; '"". "
ava, cIpI'' u'd"' "@"'i''
Wv u' VI l'u''' h"r' P'rhl'l""'
n'D, -. no''i va "t'"'
i'"1 ina ~, 'ii Ha 'pu w ",'"i '' ",'
80! "."'''' '''
so,.,. ouu =. U'' "''U9 air ,nv o',' le. al
~, i"''. "oi ~
I'm -. "",, NV
,,t,,,t "a Wv jim ''"
sically :, that portion of The YEAR
when apples and orange, ha,r dl-ap-
pearcd. and early fruit. and ,rarta-
blc- are NOT Vet lit for use.
,ri..o r..... .r
''',',.i' i',,'''..'a' ~, UNI" ''
'" ~ an 'i"' 'i'' ''"'I;'' '', re-
5,l ~! Nm
''t i'''''' ''l''"''.' ''' ~ '',"-
',', ;,,,,,i 1'''' ','.,"'!' 'Nl'' ,,'i," '' we
''""'''i. I''".l'. '1h'' ''N' "h"
Nu'" - "a ~" "r','I' I'"'"' ''a"
",'f D1'' W. N'f' '' ''' "p'
PoH 70 ''"I"on po'n hf ascending
'''' - I'r T." ''II"N'r' All" 'h'u'' pro-
'''i'ne u" lH'n Hi' i"F''- WIN h"-',
"l i-u p'"h by al II 'rha/Ia' mld
maj mn /" ~nn%'pai on u'' Eastern
Goa T. "hei" ,hll'H W"u'd Ice III wanting
ioI th'ih' 'hr "lh'r' 10y reaching
rFah"a mar iiIhS 10 olah''E station
ana h'a'lhs d"Wh tl' I "hs". ~tan
lel J.. sisn "I 'he OPINION lhM 'h'
7ehulhg oi Iafe" brl'l'h army l." th'
rescue Would be most ha/hrd"u
Undertaking me troops, hoW"Nrl
u'eu l" l"f'lgh "arlarr'""uid hhu ih'
neat Hiurueroh'' me io'rr- decimal my
ana all Resources ab'cIt
Nnlile Rcoi.tcr. What uiu Tam
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-02
ELABORATE NcHrcoWNs.
Tho Costly Eobrs tie Suit which Epeviop
bostnn br,ntj-

Boston Glutcl
"a perfect beau , {" "i,u'. it jus' too
lowell ~ "HDw u.cu ! should Liz tr'
Tie - snd D-her Srunt.,pn, OF Intense
admiration were called forth from tSyI
cnsTtuing voun iadi 4 uv wat uppear d
70 be drciIetly ANY thou h yrry oinato
baIl.tiess 1 wa, held M bv he So .,.
wo'aan IN -ucn u Wy thai all it, beuaty
va, shown To ,he best aiya itag-, aud a,
She neli 1t she glanced a. 1t herself wish
aa air of pride. 1t wa, indeed beautiful.
\ 20 m, 50 to speak, in llmy whtts lacs
uni Insertion, ami th. young lad e, ~
whose in,p .ction T. was prs .nt-d stood
ga1ips a. II in rapt ADMIRATION. Alter
handling t. tenderly aud rt.iessingiy A
one wuul sOins loved Obj.ct, thy l1it IL
down with "A sinh AMI l.p1rt.d. urutuisi,.
to sneak L, mamma about If aud caIl ngiu.
An iuuu r.. of tb. ,,l-.,,omnu ms To tn,
nature Of the work nf n,t. r. y-uiei the
fact tLnt IT was not "A b,I ur. marty dres4.
hut. a, ,.h.rynr......I II ,r,citirne n, ,,i,bt
drr.s-s n.v,n,i,.,. ., t.. ..v..,i,,s, ,yr,n,,.r.
or, Ia ui,in Eu..li,b. 4 most COSTLY ana
Le,ut,t.l ui..it..,,,,,,
"I II very .,n.n.i,..>r was osls.d
.WrI ma. no, ,.,., ,.xu.,,.,v.. Thi,
an. cn.t ~ = /, ,.a. ,,i.,,,.li. a..i.r.d
for ,,,n, l,,v ,f r,.,,,'n ,Iri ,.nn- -,,..
ui,,ut +, h. n,,rrd.I ~. r..,, ~.
A. . .srrl.. ,o .lo,. ,,,r ..,-t.,,..
E.,,.,, o,,,. no.. ,,,,L.. ID, .f ,.,,,,. ,,.
d, ,rd.r,
son. t,,,,I,a1 .,,,l ,,,l,,,.a,,+,.-s,....,.u., y,
UN..u
"AuI u.to,n,r,. fo, ,.,,,,,., I,,,i.s ,,
,vna.. .-,ch ,.,,,.,,s 90. ,,,i... ,i ..,;tJu
Nv, Lav. thetn..v..n ,u,r,. ,,,.tl,.,, an
"A .atiu.liu..I b,v,,,.. u,. ,i,,.l ,.,,, ,i,,i.,,
u r,,h. similar b, tna ii 81. n,,iv i,.tiu,t.l,
mora. ...ptuuIi,.,t,I l,t.l,, ,.,,v....t ,,i,i
.xp.nsly. l,c. "ui.,,.. ,y.r,t. .,.nt,
,.Wh,i ittb,u l. ,,tiliny ia nav tb.,s
r,i,...a f,,. ,.,,.,,..,,, t.. ,,.,,.,, ,i,t,,
an to be- sesn by no onry"
"Generally our customers are vouna
ladle, about to be- married, who are pre-
pariny their trsusseau. It i, not So mnct
vanity that leui4 tot.e selection of such
expensive night dresses, bu "A natura, DE-
sirn to please their lords and masters. Tho
mother If tho girls often have fully -,
much 10 do with 1T as the girls theniscly YES
They ara always very careful that every
thing cohneoted with the un ierwpar Of the
prospective brides shall b, AS perfect and
u"ii'a e aS pos'iDl"' Ana now, seriously,
can you conceive II any hing more beau.
thu than Ihi" she continued, holding thu
garment , reh 'rtiVely.
II "sa certainly lovely. The soft creamy
material jel! ia neat" symmetrical folds
To th7 h'"I' and t"e p'"tuSIon Of hhe lace
with which 1T 90 trimnit gave 1t soft,
dowhy app'ar"Hce that made 1t peculiarly
attrhchvo to "a IN Ncuitus eye. IL WAS cut
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-02

A gentleman who ha- been travel
ing over the state of Georgia, aud al
the border cOuntie, of Florida
declares that the crop, surpas, any
thing known for wears. Corn j. now
past danger. Cotton is superb, anc
without calamity will yield i'm
mensely All other field products arr
Welding handsomely.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-02

Munich papers publish the follow
ing advertisement: "All persons sui
fcring from blindness will bc received
III the newly built, comfortable cstab-
ment at Tegcrnescc. Bavaria. Needy
persons will he received gratis OH
applying to Charles Theodore. doctor
of medicine" br. Charlie Thcodor,
J. Duke Charlie, Theodore, brother OF
the Enpre-> OF Austria
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-02
PEICKLY ASH BITTERS CO
Sole Proprietors,
ST. LOUIS AND XiiSAS CITY.


Mr. VI VI, ShOtiurI, POstmnster aud
Justice ot lh Pence, Combauy shop,
Almtuc.' Co., y G., writes ne ha' ed
st. jacob, Oil for rheumstism, cuts
swell d aLkle- aud knees palus III the
back and sore throat one or two ap-
plir4tipnp IN each case has alN ys cured,
and he h. lieves the Great German
Remedy is he best II the world A
long as can yet it, he adds, II never
intend 10 be without H.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-02

1t i said that Dr Mcdonald. ot
"Nincgar Bitter ialn". WAS anxious
TO secure the nomination for the i'rc>i-
dency by the rrohibitioni>t,. The
Doctor failed but he got u splendid
advertisement for hi- Blttcr-. through
specchc, being made DENYING thar
they contained alcohol
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-02

For a long time 1t wa Thought tn
the huckleberr, was only for tibl II
int II wa> known ring the Lite war
the shape of a cord al WINS sup riur
tn hiHc kberry DR., Biggers' Hurk
berry CORDIAL j. the GREAT SOUT
ERN REMEDY for re tofng tn /,
o'r from the rtf ct. thing,
,ur DI4irrHl Dlsrut r, aud
bowel all rtions For sale by all
Z sts at 30 ccut>a bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-02

The bay of Angra-Pequcna. recently
annexed by Germany, is marked on
the maps--cvcn on German maps n
belonging to England. IT is situated
on the west coast of Africa, in %
degrees south latitude, in what il
known as Great Namagua Land
tant missions existin this locality.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-02
INDIANA

The Paris Free Tongue wants to
know in what hn, Gen MaNrN fallen
short of the expectation ofthc people.
that Ireland should have hi, place in
the senate Why. he has made a very
inferior Governor and think, he can
ill the place heretofore occupied by a
man OF brains.