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The Great Injury Sustained

by those using the poisonous mixtures adver- tised to restore gray hair to it's original color, to renew the growth of hair on bald heads and so on, is not half known. Mir O. A. Pelton, of Middletown. this State, has been druggist all his life and apl reciated the | need of a true tonic for the hair. His 'sKal- locrine'' has received the endorsement of practicing physicians in his own town, also certificates of parties whose hair has been restored by it's use.
 "Kallocrine' is sold by druggists at 50 cents. There is nothing that will do in it's place.
 American Cough Drops (iquid) is the ''old reliable" family remedy for all affections of the head, throat and lungs Keep it in the house. ie3 eod&w2W
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fmanttal.
A Stronger Stock Mark st-Pr1ces Rule
 Wei! and Close at an. Advance.


 NEW YORK, July g. Ine stock market to-day strong and moderate y active throughout, but the strength due more 10 manipulation than any other apparent cause. The pears did little elss than watch. Now ard then when prices advanced enough to make it object 10 sell some of the llping hordes sold the list quite freely, but the offerings absorbed by the pull ciques and nearly every dscline consequent 'hs selling vas recovered. About the only de on- stration on the part of the beaTs to- day worthy of note W's raid on Union Pacific during the after noon on reports that the roads statsHeut for May would show falling of in earnings of $S5O. .0OO The selling resulting from this together with hammering caused he stock to decline to the lowest point, viz. S4, at which it closed decline of 2. The advance in the rest of the list was well main ta1ned and except in the of Oregon and few others prices closed < to 3x per cent higher for the entire list. In few of the specialties the advance was even greater The saes to-day aggregated 354,- | T76 shares.
 EMoney loaned at per cent during the greater patt Of the day and 50 closed.
 Exchange closed quiet, but steady. Posted rates 4sSA4s5; actual rates 4s2a4sa1 sxty days, 4s4a | 4s44 for demand.
 lOloslDg prlcez reported the private wires of l BUNNELL & SCRANTON. Bankers aud BrokerH.l I
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State News.

B. B. Hotchkfss, the inventor of the Hotohkiss machine gun. is only 37 years old, bus is on the road to fabulous wealth. All countries are adopting his guns. His father and brothers dwell in Bridgeport.
 The receipts of the New York and New England road from excursion travel to Hart ford on Buckingham day were over SIC, 900 The several roads centering there must have taken in on that day, exclusive of their regu- lar business, over $50, 1000.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-03
GunNnrd.

The efforts of nature to restore the loss sustained by the notable freeze of May 29th is an interesting study. New branches have made their appearance upon the injured for est trees and vines and those branches that tip or ends escaped the frost are giving the annual evidence of fruitage; especially is this true of Ethe chestnut trees. Grapsyines have made large growth and not a few of the wild vines have blossoms and grapes upon them. Whortlebaries wiIl
 SO far as our observation goes, be 6 failure The tender branches were killed and the new ones do not blossom. but blacks
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THE BICYCLE RAGE AT MER1DEN,

Bicgclists from various parts of New Eng land contested in race with the Meriden wheelclub there Tuesday. heavy track and strong wind kept down the records. The principal event was the attempt of Hen dee of Springfield, Mass, to lower the one mile championship record 2 minutes, 50 seconds. He made the mile in SC 2 D. w.
 Palmer of New Haven, won the ten mile race in 4O.22 5. Lewis Miller, of Meriden, won the two mile race in 726. In the one mile ordinary race, c. s. Fish, of Springfield, took first prize in 24. F. W. May ,,of Hartford, won the five mile race in 10 3 5
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Philadelphia and Reading R. E.
 BOUND BROOK ROUTE. ENUR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. \.

'01' 1 r' e''S n U Y RI '1l' U ' Il" station in New York foot Liberty gt., North Rive3
 COMMENCING JUNE 9, 1884. Lezvs Y. York for Trenton and Philadeia LOO, T46 e.S0 1I.l5 lS0 zSu bS0, zoo snd 12O0 p. n Sundays, 8.46 s. rn.; E.80 12 p. .po.
 For sunbuFy, Lewtsburg and WziliHmsport, 746 and D n. Drawing Room e. s on all day train and Sleeping Cars night trsiIs.
 Leave Philadslphts, corner 9th and Greene streets 730 8.30, 9.30 Il nn.; 115 S45, $40, 645 12 Sundays, 50 s. m.; 5.SG, 12 p. n. - sc... Leave Sd and Berks sts. c.1O, $40, geo, 12:s0 1, 8.St $40, 63G; Sundays S.15 g.. nn.; z.S0 p Leave Trenton, Warren and Tucker sta.. 1.25. GEO 803 9C0 1GG8 11S5 I1.; 1.54, 4.2z, GA, 7.28 D. Sundays 1.25. 9.is g. no.; 6.15 p. m.
 0. G. HANCOCK, H. P. BALDWIN, G. P. & T. A., Philadelphia, GeZl. East. Pass Agt, =
 New York.
 J.E. WooTTEN, Gen. Manager.
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Chicago Grain ana PrOvfsiOn Market. Closing quotations Reported over Private Wires to Edwin Rowe & Co.,, Commission Mer- chants, 4O3 New York Produce Exchange, New York.
 The following shows the quotations at 2:s0 D. m :. lChicaRo tIrnel for mast khraa davn.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-03

NAngatuck Railroad. 4 T0MMENCING November 18th, 1888, trains leave SNeN Raven yis N. T. x D. B. B., connecting with this road, at 7:Go \. rl.--Oonneoting at AnEoniA with p.:nangsT
 train fcF Waterbury. Litchnelds Win.
 4ted.
 s:5O A. m.--ThzoHgh car for Waterbury, RH*oEsuwn,
 Lttah neid, Winsted, s:00P. -n.-ConneCtinE st Ansonia with passenger
 train for Waterbury, $40 p. a,-Tbxough cxx for Waterbury. Tate1town,
 Ldtchdeid, Winstsd. SEQ D. En.-CGnnscting ct ApsoniR for Waterbury. FOR NEW HAVEN-Trsins lesTe w!ns+ed 7:1O En. 1:28 p. na with through and at 6:29 F. En. TRAINS LEAVE WATERBURY-At 5S6 .. m., 8:2 B. ro., through oss i0:50 n., PA p. E., through sag S:A5 p. m. GEORGE ". BEACH,
 Superintendent. Bridgeport, Nov. IT. 1883. New Haven and Derby Railroad. Train Arrangement commencing Nov. 19, '83.
 Leave Kew Haven At 700 and $50 A. M 2:00 $40, GAO P. M. Satur- days st 1I:00 P. N.
 keEys AasonIR At 6:S5. 9:06 and 11:s0 A. M. s:25 and 781 P. B. Connections made st Ansonfa wit passenger trains Of the EaugatucE Railroad and st New Haven with the principal trains of other roSds centering there. E. s. OUTWARD, Sup't, New Hayau. Nov. 17tb. l8S3
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July 3, 1884.
Gra6eIfrs' 6nfAt.
Change of Time--Starin's
 Line.
Daily Except Saturday.

$ .auE@k Leave New Haven from starin,r Do-~a, &SEkpE5zeL at 10:15 ?. The JOHN H. STARIN Capt. m3AIfstar, every Sunday. Tuezd ay and Th1rsS day. Tb- ERAsTUS CORNING. Captain spoor' aye cry MonaAy, Wednesday and Friday " Returning, leave New Yo-k from Pier Is fook n q Cortlsndt street. at D. nf.-the SrARIN every Mon cay, Wednesday and Friday the CORNING every Sunday. Tu' sfsy and Thursday. The only sunday night boat from N61 York.
 Flare, with berth in cabin, sF$ &!ateFoora, lGO Excursion tickets, $1.60.
 Free Coach leaves the depot 57 arrival of Hart ford ssafu. Leaves corner of Church Hnd Chapel streets 67srE half hour, comm ncin8 at S.SI P. n. Tickets Staeeroolns can be pUr oEssseS st L. F. Ryder1s Mo- Z76 $hAPel street, st the ToneSAA Hote of the Downes News O.. s5I Chapel street, and at tn Int er national Exch. .>nge, 3I Center street.
 H. COEBLIN, Agent mo0 New Rsven. Con,
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HOUsATOEIC RATLROAD.

Commencing June 16 1884. FETRAINS leave New Haven via N. Y, N. H. X H. R. R. at 9.30 a. and 407 D. m., connecting at Bridgeport for P1ttsdeld and intermediate statofl5 Albany via State Line and Saratoga. New York Linn ited Express leaves Bridgeport at 25 arrives at ri tstield at 8 80 D. m, connecting Tor Nortt Adams, al irving at 20 p.
 H. b. AVERELL, General Ticket Agent.
 V. H. YEOMAHE, Superintendent. Gsnsrel Of3cas Tsridoaoort Canr, i1S
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Thurgday, July 8, 1884.
Oyster Ground.

The Shell Fish Commission Say That the
 Mouth of the HousatOnic is Not to be
 Dredged.
 The shell fish commissioners heard the re- monstrance to A. J. Bsardsley < Sons peti- tion to dredge at the mouth of the Housa- tonic river yesterday. The remonstranee was signed by two hundred and sixty citizens of Stratford. MT. Beardsley and Henry J. Lewis, who owns oyster ground near where the dredging was proposed to bA done, ap- psared before the commissioners to state that the dredging which they proposed to do
 would render great service to navigation by deepening the present shallow channel across
 the bar and above it. There is now only
 three feet of water on the bar at low tide. The commission wanted to know precisely the extent and character of the proposed dredging in order to ascertain the probable
 benefits in the way of improving the channel. As to this MT. BeardsIey could not precisely say, and the amount and nature of the work
 would depend largely on circumstances The signers of the remonstrance represent
 that the greater part of the tract in question has been declared to be natural ground by 8 Superior court committee and that therefore the commissioners have no right to grant the petition. Robert H. Russell, Charles R. Smith, Charles Sawyer and others appeared for the remonstrance.
 The petition was refused on the ground that the tract in question was natural bed
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ro.ra raC..S-E-

For the CuFe or SunburD, Prickly Heat, Tan, Rough or Chafed Skin, ''Pearl's White Glycerine'' is instantaneous; its application is soothing and very healing jul cod St
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-03
Hay Fever

Is . type Of cstarrh hAv- ing peculiar symptoms. It ig attended by an tn- famed condition of the lining membrane os the nostri1s, tear ducts sad throat, affecting inc lungs. An acrsd mucua Is aecreted, the dISchArge is accompanied with a painful burning e0nsa- tion. There are severe apasma of sneezing, fre- quent attacks ofblinding headache, . watery and inhRmed state f the eyes. Ely's Crennn Balm is . remedy ) founded on a correct ] diagnosis of this diseasa and can be depended ', 60 cents by mall sam BROTHERS, DTuQgints,
 -R~l
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IF YOU ARE GOING WEST OR SOUTH
 TRAVEL BY THE pENhSYI NAMIA RAILROAD.

The Best Railroad in the world.
 Daily Express Trains to the West.
 AnpIy for tickets and full information to J. N. States ticket agent N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R New Ha- I-s- ie7
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O<AANAAAaAso AANO oASOh1I1os DEoHstoE Du1lOlue" BANK STOCKS.
 New Haven County National Bank seooad National Bank. i:...: ........... 152 8 New Haven National Bank ....... I6O Fradesnaans National Bank. I55 Yale National Bank. ijz Merchants National Bank (par $5O). co lsS Geshanics sana Bank isSnss} }state par sso 70
 MUNICIPAL BONDS.
 Connecticut 6s, due 1884. 100 Conn. 6s, exempt from taxation..... IO1 Connecticut 5s, due 1S87-97. 1O3 New Haven Ctty.5s, due 18S7-1897.. 1O3 New Haven City 6s, due s20,OOO New Haven City Is, due isoi. ...... i2S N.Haven Town 6s, Air Line issue 1889 l07 N. Haven Town 6s, War In issue 1885 1O1 N.Haven Town 6s, Bounty Loan, 1890 1O6 =
 RAILROAD BONDS AND STOCKS.
 New Haven and Northampton 6s
 Consolidated Mortgage, 1909.- III New Haven and Northampton Is, HolsoEe yoke -aGSi and weatGeid Is, guafan. i"
 teed by N. II. and N. Co.,. 1O6 New Haven and Northampton Is, New Haven and Northampton 5'a.. Boston ton and New York Air Line 5s, hOz Colchester Raiiroad Ts, guaranteed Housstonio 5's, list Goa Mortgage. 1- New Haven and Derby Railroad Is,
 1st Mortgage, due 1SSS.. 1C5 New Haven and Derby Railroad 7s
 2d Mortgage (guaranteed). 12O Connecticut Western Railroad Is, list New York, ea1 Kew Haven and Hartford
 R. R. Stock (par $1OO). ...--.... I75 Naugatuck Railroad Stock. l75 Rsusatonic preferred. .......... 1855 New Haven and Northampton Rail-
 road Stock (par $10Ol. 20 N. Y. and N. England list mortgage
 6s. due 1905. 86 S9 Kew York and N. England 7's..... 96 e9 Shore Line Railway Stock.......... 160 Boston and New York Air Line Pre-
 ferred Stock. ...........-.-. S2 a4 New Haven and Derby Railroad
 Stock (par $lOOl .:-.- 15 Fair Haven and Westvi11s Horse
 Railroad Go. (par $25). ......... 27 West Haven Horse Railroad Go. Cpar
 S25l.. 10
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Southern N. England Telephone Co. New York and New Jersey Tele. Co. New Haven Water Go. s2 Fair Haven Water Co., Bonds, Is,
 guaranteed by N. H. ". Co.,. 115 New Haven Gas Co. Stock (par $25). S8 Trade Dollars. lars..-.......-.......-.. 80 Mexican and Spanish Dollars.....-- 80 Chill Dollars. 70 Cana0A b1lls- So Nova Scotia Bills 95 English Sovereigns ................ $4 82 N. Y. and Pa. Telephone. Cheg. and Potomac Telephone Erie and Southwestern Telephone CIV Haven Grilley Co.,. IT
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JuuruaI xuS Guurisr.
SINGLE COPIES TWO GENTS.

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CTTY, l2 GENTS WEEK, 42 GENTS A MONTE, $5.OO A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL.
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Local Stock Quotations.

Wheat, 56 cars corn, 223 cars oats 11S cars; hcgs 13,Oo0 head.
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ENfARRH

upon 50 cents at dFuggists, 60 eents by mall sam ois bottle by mail 10c. ELY BROTHERS, Druggiats, 0HeGo, New York. mseod&Wiy
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again stated ihst he would not ac-
This should be sufficient. Galveston
News.
II Is well not 10 forget that the APP
prOaching campaign tor the prcsidcn-
cy opens with the advantages largely
on the democratic side. Republicans
should not deceive Themselves hv
looking TO the south for single clec.
ioral vote 49, Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette
The candidacy of senator Logan
for he pre- acncy has been mentioned
as All Indication OF how much an
American dare assume The candi-
dacy Of Mr. Blaine measures the
height Of political auiaciiy and the
depth of Yankee per. i-tcncc - Bos-
ton Herald.
There are people foolish enough TO
suppose that, even if il were possible
to nominate Mr. Tiidcn, he could be
scpcrated from Mr.. IIcndrrka Such
il not the case The nomIhntion OF
Tilden mcancs "thc old ticket" and
that means Hendricks. Louisville
Couritr journal
The independents OF New York
will not support Blaine, aud this
should make his candidacy out Of the
question unless the republicans de
sire defeat NJ the presidential election.
Let him exhibit some magmanmitv
and take his name out of the race
Boston 1ranecripi.
now appears that Randall and
the high tariil democrats are stand
iug OIL Mr. MOrrison's tar II bill. we
sav give ~ an issue on this great mat
ter. and let Randall and his kind 0I
democrats mop II they want to. CIV
ing away to eastern democrats has de
fcaicd the pariy long cnoug EX.
The number of Blaine Republicans
IN Mas-aChu.ctl- who consider him
thcir candidate, to be nominated over
Edmnnds, Arthur, sherman and -
half dozen others who might be
named, could very comfortably take
passage IN u cab tor Chicago Blaine
likes not Massachusetts Mas-achu-
cu- likes not Blaine Boston Tran.
-ftitt
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Ross Defined.

The Galveston News of the 2sth
says:
The Waco EXAMINES is booming
aud grooming Ross for the guberna
toral race
Perhaps the position OF General
Ross had as well he defined here and
now rs any where. The News, in il.
desire to find man to defeat ireland
first named Ross. The idea took like
magic. In regard to this boom the
EXAMINER said:
General Ross, who is at present
much more Interested III preparing
tor spring operations on his farm than
in gnbcrnaturial slate making. was in
town Sunday, and before leaving yes
lcrday morning mn ExAMtNER repre-
sentative elected from him that he
was not engaged IN the crusade
against Governor Ireland, nor has
this Galveston News boom been at his
instance or with his knowledge. He
| viii give his best IN nfiucncr to the gov.
ernor III the eilori to suppress fence
cutting, and thinks if Ireland sue
. cccds, that no man In Texas can beat
/ him, but If he fails, he will scarcely
! be his own successor.
This and other comment. of sim.
liar character, cast a dampcr on the
boom and partially supprcascd it
until recently, when the EYAMISER
In an editorial, designed more for loca
than state politics, incidently uscC
Rpss' name IN common with smith
llenry'- and Fleming's, aud remarked
that Mcl.cnnan county would send
Ross delegation to Houston. Ihi
started the boom atresh Many o
the foremost papers and men Of th'
state at once declared their preference
for Ross, and letters and compliment
AIRY notices pressed IN from all direc
tlons, while to these the uniform an
swcr mas been, that Ross was not
candidate, still.thc fact that We re
fused to say that Ross would not ac
cept the nomination if rendered him
and that we chose to copy some q
the complimentary notices of the pres
has been construed into "A groom ~
on the part of the EXAMINER, Thi
impr, -siou has been increased by Ia
necessity we have been under 10 con
tradlct false reports, and silly telc
g'am-, such ~ that ltp-s aid not con
slider those rs his friends VINO Wcr
using his name, but hat the IA AMI
NEH may lie understood for He lutur
and the position of General Ross !
the canvass bc settled, we make thi
General Ross il not uumin' iul or I'm
appreciatiye OF the kindness OF hi
friends throughout the state who lie
sire TO confer on him the honOrc
office of governor, and yet he make
no concealmcut of the fact that hr
not and does moi propose to be n can
I didate in any sense of The Term, aut
does not anticipate the prc-cntatiOl
OF his name before the convention
We make this statement for the intur
nation of the public, and in ordc
that parties who may contemplate hi
candidacy may be fully informed
~ his wishes.
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CONS ABLE PRECINCT. No. |.

TO W. TAYLOR is Il candidate tar tie ohve
of County Attorney ut MCl,nuhn Cuuutl, ,
subject Ia the action Of thu drm' cratic pHrtv.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01
PRESIDENTIAL THUNDER

Iowa democrats elect Tildcn dele.
gate to the Chicago couyeution.- EN'
We do not like 10 be irrevcrcnt
but l'ilden in tho hurricane of the
"tlerce democratic" will be ike n
spoon in tumbIer lie won't lt.-
Er.
Some OF the sentimentalists who are
trying To resurrect Tilden as candi.
date for PRECEDENT ought to change
the programme occasionally and ad-
vocate the nomination of Thomas
Jefferson, because he WAS a good dem
ocrst'-Ex.
Any and all talk OF Tildeu tor the
presidency IS buncombe aud absurdI.
ty. lie is not candidate; is not in 4
condition physically to perform the
duties OF the Office, aud has time aud
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stockholders and Directors
Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the regu AZ
annual meeting OF the stock holders OF the
4 Xas and II. Loui, railroad company IN
Texas VIII be held 1T he office OF said
company, In TYLER, rcXa., on Wednesday.
the 5O,h day Of April, lSS4. at 10 O'Clock
Il. M Tor the purpose OF electing nine dl-
rectors, to serve for the ensuin. year, and
for the transaction Of such other bushes
as may prope.ly come before said meet
ing.
Notice is also given that the regular an
nual meeting OF the board OF direc' ors OF
said company will al.n he held on the
same day, and at the same place. at II
O clock IN, Tor the purpose OF elrcting I.
president, Nlcc'pre'idcnt, secretary, treas
urer, and such other officer, AZ th,y may
deem necessary, and tor the transaction OF
the general business ot the company.
CHAs. I, BoNNEH,
o--"c" Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01

THE Post OF saturday, April 36'h,
ssy.; "lt is no friend OF mlue that IL
mentioning my name for governor,
says Gen. Sui Ross Gen. Ross dis
claims any such remark, and the par.
tiAlity of the Post for Governor Ire
land should not induce ii to misrep.
resent Gen. Ross aud place him in
false attitude towards hi. friends, es-
pecislly since he has sand that he WA.
not a candidate
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01

THE Post gets into II white heat
and hurls "white lies" and other light
colored cpithets in every direction.
every time an humble citizen is found
who expresses - weakness for sui
Ross. 1t kicks the old veterans, W he
laid the foundation OF Texas politics,
clear on the deck Of the political ship;
says it is All insult to them to find
Ross sympathic, IA their breast. But
Just where the insult comes in, we
can't SEE, as Ross comes about rs near
being one OF them as man Of his age
could.
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The Tariff Quest on

Western republicans are ~ mncl
mixed on the taritl as eastern dem
crat4. See the WAY the two big re-,
publicans papers ot Chirsgo ronstru,
the Illinois platform. The Trbuu,
says:
No holder or clearer uttrrance il
favor of reduction of tariff taxation
ha- been made Than l. contained in
these g ariun notes from the rrpuhl E
cans of Illinois. This uucIulvocn'
trumprtuotc for M immediate rev
ION OF he tariff is also u demand tina,
all the oppressive taxes that enter tn
cost of the farmers lite and work hc
cut down"
Aud here is tho Inter Oceans view
of it;
The platform is uncqWyocal IN the
lndor. emcnt of tarin tor protection
That plank is rather clumslly rN
pressed perhaps, but lis meaning can
not be mistaken, aud il is safe 10 say
that il ioreshadows the position to be
taken in the national platform.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01

RANDALLs plume like lienry's OF
Navarro, always flashes in the thick
est OF the fray. With Bsyard in the
senate and Randall in the lower house.
what has the democracy to be sshsm-
ed of?-Herald.
Ashamed OF trying to carve its way
to the white house with prejudices
aud dead issues. Let Rsndal's plume
wave in the midst Of a party of prin-
cipals and it could create enthusiasm
aud lead to victory.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01

MoRRlIToN, Ark, Oc, T., lss3.
some TIME ago went io the Gru
Of Me-sr- >iXon " A-hhy, drug
gi-l,, oi this place, and joid them
wanted a good liver pin THY rec
onmcndrd smiths Bile Beans to me
! 'liod them, and mast lay th,y ar,
hr best medicine Ger what thrl ur.
r,commrndrd | ever used. nou.d
not be without them IN my family lor
anything
Your. W. VI. CLIFTON.
For saIc by Castles, 4 Morrison
Ul:lI.lW
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CokE's speech on the pleuro-pncu-
monia bill was not less able than the
one on the educational bill. Indeed,
our Richard is presslng TO the front
IA the constitutional statesman OF the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01

american Col"rc song Book, cloth 50 &"
song, cnutrlnuted hy hft' colleges.
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A CHANCE Tor the Galveston News
To nail another lie to the wall:
alt is no friend of mne that Is men
iioning my name for governor" says
Gen. Sui Ross. Houston Post.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01

Acts, h"uHulc, per o., 356l3Uc carhulic, So
utou, 'oc. cry -tal- per 10, .oaSl 30; tart, .,
700, r!trlc n'c. Aium WGnic. NsoaIrtuia 5'et
inC. BAl-au cupathl b5c. BuraN, itdLauc
llur NitriuI loo. OHlnIuel o5GSl,lu. Gam.
nor. ronu"u. 3uc Cruchunilia. uer W. =
Hiur. Choral. nSdrht", per ln., $50
Ihiurnturu ~ To- Cream tartar, puTurr
y,c cam opnm ~ ,l Morphine, he
.of , y. 80. Oh OF lemon, per 10. 80.
Hrpuidr pota-- 1oaiOc. iodide 81 ~. Quininr
.ulpnetc, per tL. sl.iIlai = Flour ui ,ul
phuI, per To-. i,nn5&.c salts, epson, stats
West Virginia MuricatlnS oil, Loo, guir,
uu,rhiur loo; lard OIL 6ud.-;
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-01

WE would like to suggest to our
lady friends who seem little back
ward that the game law does not pro-
tect old batchrlors in leap wear.