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Gil VI BIN 4 FEN & Z.
HOW THE FASHIONABLE GIRL DOES IT..
More show Than u Circus with white
Elephant--A ta-hunshly Con-
ntruCted Mnman's
Dilemma.

II NJ tGu lrhunpI
D'd Won ever see glrl trying to Climb
u teurrY is more of show than CIR.
Gus with a whittwashed elephant. This is
the way she does 1t.
First sh" looks around To- find out whether
anybody j. in sight. Then, il the coast is
clear she puts one foot on the second rail
OF the fence, and looks around again.
Then she gives a little hop AMI gets hef
other foot up ON the second rail. Here She
stops for moment to rest and >trai ghten
her hat.
The next maucuvre IL the critical ONE
t. get one foot NJ over the top rail. She
stcndle> herself tor moment, then gives
quick little upward kick that does not
q1ite reach the mark, hut causes her to
jump down upon the ground again with
tiny scream and tuck her clothes in all
around her. Again she surveys the sur
Founding country and again hops up ON
the second rail
This time She is holder and throws her
foot clear Ia the top of the fence, where IL
ca ches 10y the heel on the top rail. 1t is
now or never with her then-someth ne
must he done inStanter. GraSping the TOP
rail with all her might she pulls herself up
till size sits astraddle of the fence, with
the landscape spread out beneath her like
II map. II anybody appears in sight she
just drops II the fence as il she had been
shot and gathers herself up when she gets
there.
/ the coast continues clear she proceeds
in very ieisureiy manner to get down on
the other aide of the fence. First she turns
around, facing the way she came, ana
feels backward with tn foot which is al
ready over the fence for good, steady,
reliable rail. Having iound such rail,
she plants herself upon it and sets to work
to get the other fuot over the fence.
This is u very difficult and embarrassing
piece OF strategy, and good many girl,
will sit ON the top OF a fence half day
le;ore they will attempt 1t. Some will
even stay there till horrid man comes
along and lifts them of. Not so the truly
courageous girl-she who is no more afraid
to climb fence than to sit in the same
room with muu.c-trap. She will never
give up the fort till she get, of that fence
In the ancient and honorable manner OF
her sex.
She graslis the top rail and leans as far
back us her arms viii allow, and then
tries to coax the refractory limb over
after her. Alas, it is too long, and she
Jumps back a-straillr, with Il little laugh,
and tucks her skirts around her again.
A after brief rest she tries another
wrinkle She lies down hIt on her face,
~ the top rail, and tries to slide oil side.
WAYS, "a she has often seen her little
brother do
THIS would be all well enough, and
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Cooling Baths. OCEAN Breeses, and
Erssh Roses

are in the thoughts OF all. at this time of
the summer. 10 be- entirely comfortable
Il If also necessary 10 think n cooling
regime a Vegetable Diet, crisp sslids. and
n mind AZ ease No mind can be at ease
without health. One OF our friends says
ia sickness roNp's EXTRACT is orth its
weight ia Gold" 1t culqucrs al kinds OF
llnmntiuns, Will, Tor All sorts oi h, NOR
rlagcs it if the greatest known remedy q.
Eminent physicians prescribe II through
out Europe and America.
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BY his method inform my friends
and patrons AFTER 40 wears absence from
hu-ir,>, -. cau,,d by sickness and mi>ior
r'nr. new AK me Kind return oi the
once incrai patron ,ge. assuring them
thy shall lway> be kindly cared Tor At
m hou-o, b.tw, en- SeNcuth and Eighth
streets, on Austin avenue. Everything
new and ir-f-cla,s.
7-l-lH Mrs. \. II. krHKrATRIck.
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igO Grain Market.

gust g.. The speculative
hang" are slumpy and
~ inclined to be brnrish.
y the ease when the
'asant. The receipts are
'und but shipments are
'ly light, SO neither la,
upon values. Among
operators there seems to
II To load up again. but
lcy mr." only
81 fuK \ StALr,
ii having been badly
rio-r of last week, are
~ position of both
corn iS ncknoW lodged
ing. out il seems impos-
oil the diotrust which
TERED traders from tnk %
it'll ANY vim. The
trading in the
is therefore small.
are scarce. The rN-
j. rs moderate ns ever.
elton at the different
markets shows there has
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CLIMBING AWAY FROM EAGLE CITY.
On. OF Tho Ingenious Devices Practiced to
Get Back to CIVILIZATION.

Eagle CIV Cor N sun
The popi,. that r,,..,,,,, ,.ll ~, ,hi. ,o,
and the adjacent hnn,, ,n,v,s has ,,aIi
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'."Nh' an eh''''N
GUY VI courage ana more h"'h want
away "o'" 'ue ''u"V'N' uu
u'' ""t SNOW no" II was 70 b. done II
'"'N SUM Uhelr liquor ana cigars 10 som
p'her healer they would not ger much for
~ - . 80 80
u" "'S'u@' Ai'er they had studied the
"'"''eI over uhtl me h"ur WIS late, they
n7'ee" upon pan OF operations ana
eep"I"'e" ior tue night Inc next morn
'"H '"ey met III 'he s"ipoh' a roug log Ntrnc
t're WIZ" canvas rooi' and busted them
seIVes Tor some Time putting up very di'
'"teu article OF whisky IN pint hhsks, OF
"hrh 'heS hah quite number. They
.n'""'1 'he SUM 'h'+' las Ell OF II ami then
'"'n'<n u some NOR" un'Is II locked so
p"'' ma any one would nave detected tue
lihPoHhinh II TN" bottles lad not been
ui"'N' me WORK proceeded IN silence un'
III most %, inc WHISKY na been rorNed,
ana th'h rogers cue ol the partners, SAT-
10 h'hlN' III" ether;
us u mean TRICK ana nate to dc 1t,
on' don't SEE any %. her way
IuiIInE his nat down over his eyes Roc
efs SHllea "u'' ana Henry, ting down on
box ~ the hafr"nm, looked the picture
OF melancholy. frettN soon one of HI
WI. ''"'d' miners came III SoltlN' ana
W"kln1 up To hehrN' whose head was
buried IN b : hands, said
"Chcer up, old man. ~ hard, OF course,
hni yon mustn't break down Tina viii on.
ly max" BAD matter worse. lake il cool
ana brace mp Ii there's anything that /
can do Tor YOU let mo know. What Is il
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-03
ABOUT HORSE TRADERS.
A BAD PRECEDENT esTA6L SHED.
How Almost Impossible II /. For An Hon
est SiHn to Equi,ocnte when tie
Deals in Hors.-flc-h-A
Case in Point.


lPeck's SUM-
A Baltimore man has been sentenced to
TIN ee months umprsonm N on being con.
vcteG # lying in horse trade. This is
the worst prrc dent II could be possible to
establish in free America. lfev"rv man
vino tells lie in horse trade was -, IL
fenced to three mouths Imprisonment, the
puhllc huildln -, such as halls, wholesale
houses, skating Kinks, etc, would have to
he transformed iuto prisons. II every man
in Milwaukee = 40 las told lie in horse
trade were to be imprisoned, the cxpusi.
tion building won Il not hold them without
putting ON an addition, and the proportion
would BE- the same in the population Of
any other city or village. II is perfectly
natural to lie in horse trade, aud men
who think their call ng and election Is SUI .
Tor "A glorious immortality beyond tn,
grave, have been known to lie ter.
ribly about horses they we're sell
ing. A man has horse that ac-
qures the heaNes, and he wants
to get rid OF the animal. He dom want
the III NAL any NOR and is anxious ~
sell AT any price He Is an honest man, rs
men go, and on a ma ter OF any other
business his word is good, and he would
NOT cheat IA person Tor anythln5. And Vet,
when purchaser asks him what he Will
take tor his family horse, and he laughs
tN. .e'
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-03

CHICAGO. August The Droyers' Journal re-
port. hog receipts 5000 head The market Is
steady At s. ludGUU
tAtrLE-hecripts 1000 head. The market Is
brlsk Tor the best EcNport grades 80 100
"pi good 10 choice shipping - yO.iG 20
common Ia medium. - i0nt5u grass Texans
- suHtS ~, Americans g. >iui1l
ShEtr- Receipt, HyD head Market is steady
Inferior Ia fair - aihJ2l. medium tu good - -
20 A19 choice tp extra siurdIlN. Lambs, per
head, sld3. Texas sheep - lOmAIl
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t. fEEHELI, NJ. -.


Dr BradGcld
DEAR SIR some fifteen wears ago
examined the receipt of your le.
male Rcgulator and carefully studied
authorities in regard tu its compo,
nrnt-; and then, aS well H. now, pro-
nouncc il to be the most scientific and
~killlul combination of til" really re-
liable and rrucdia, vegetable agents
known to science to act directly on
the womb and uterine organs and
parts svnpntlliling directly with these;
and, therefore, providing a specific
remedy for all diseases of the womb
and Of the adjaccnt organs and parts
\ yours truly,
jESsI BoHING, VI. - u. j..
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e SPECIALS.
Of News from
Neighbors.

MARLIN.
tamincr.
gust 1.-THE Texas CO.
association meets near
orrOw.
Hcddick. who for some
been operator and ex-
this place, leaves to-
Francisco, Cal, where
ties staying.
fell III the eastern por-
unity this morning.
CORSICANA.
.aminer.
August IA heavy rain
Unity to-day. The cloud
fus no doubt will reach
rain is an incstiInablc
2 cotton crop and what
vegetables that are Vet
er been n little despond-
% doubt be revived over
re has been no rain that
anything in Navarro
weeks, before the pres
nj melon crop is abund-
u. Chills and ticycrs will
wv.
tamiucr
igust I The agony is
tie fought, the victory
convention of the nd
~ dead, but the question
invention do all that wa,
Were there not matters
riancc that should have
before II? Was the sim
the vote of the recent
iou all that was cN-
should il not have Sc
uiiNc committee of the
Il the convention not
ONE arrangements bN
olltlcs could have been
fore the people? Why
'stion of the Hon. Il. -.
standard bearer for the
: stated by the letter to
ntrS of the convention
either pro or con or. l.
1 of Mrlrnnan ountv
the Hon. Roger;
ny the foregoing YOU
confer II favor ON your
al correspondent
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A New swing

Waits great revolving swing VII be
one of the grca' attractions at De
Fran is gud during. the month /
Is the frs, one ever r. II in Texas and
Will set th' Us aud girls Wild. and
Lao - ud gentlemen also 1t will be AT
the race track during the 2nd, ID and
tth IL I'm
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YonR, August Money iea2 no, rant
eiiHsel with y per cent offered. Prime mercan,
NV paper 1sdbt per cent Sterling exchange
"rHi AZ ~ slght exchange sis4.
Nkw ORLEANS, August slight EXCHANGE M,
NV l9 s.s y per $1,000 premium. sterling ex.
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INV NoHk August % The visible Supply of
cotton IN the world ON saturday August az
r"rding to the New York Chronicle was as fol
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CROCKETT.


CROt KI.II.
Crockett. August g. Hon 7. T..
Oramuagc. nitcd State Cummi--
-ioncr for TcNa- addressed - large
crowd of ladic- and gentlemen N the
court house here Friday evening.
ALNAEAuu.
AIycrado. August 3. >hc,iT John
Boyd and Constable Mark No,rly, Of
johnson county arrested Green Cudd.
a notorious cattle thirt. near Gainc,-
Vile, 1cNa-
TYLER.
Tyler, August g. Last night be-
tween ~ and . O'Clock. Henry John
son II negro. fired on city marshal
Wagner, while Wagner was attempt
ing hi arrest. Wagner returned the
lire with three shots without effect
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ion of No. > is light
last year. but still very
thigh rated crop rs the
In Nebraska much of
ortcd to be sprouting
nd ii is said very little
-
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In Boston. Mass. 1862 arrests were
made last wear for drunkenness.
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The Great Sheen Raiser

MIR. Alfred Hay, of Boomauoomars
Australia. slys that u few applications ot
~ Jacob, Oh, the great pain -rcliever.
cured him u painful ueuralgia
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Tested IL Quarter ot II Ccniur, and
stands nriVnIcd.

NV 'NN u U Y.
pr BndGrld Atlanta ca
DEAR SIR lt2kc pleasure in -tat.
ing that have used for the last
twenty Years. the medicine YOU are
now putting up, known ae Dr Brad
fields Female Regulator and ronsidos
it the best combination ever gotten to-
gcthrr for the disease for which it i,
recommended. With kiudc-t regards,
AM respectfully,
". Il. FEEnEIl. NJ. -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-03

Winchester Eng has commence
rated the 1uoth nniNcr~sr, of it, in.
corporation.
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ron Of No. = l. hight
last year. but still very
thigh rated crop as the
In Nebraska much oi
ortcd to be sprouting
nd il is said very little
>.
CORN
Il the general opinion
hat there Is nothing ON
~ market, except the
he boys have of late
X II report that the
is controlled 10y Hutch
well known by those
he'd the pit closely that
rs purchases have
~ for September and
ry and his recent heavy
nth'S stun have al least
re ON the market il he
ort.' Besides, he is n
rider and never vet
al on extended corner.
OATS
considerable attention
market il very weak
irge and the present
ne of unhcard of pro-
ir quality.
rOUK
Is never mentioned.
first marked ~ the SET
unluchy shorts, there
DE excitement. Some
aid II would go to &25,
$50, while Others who
to he equally rs well
red contracts would be
ling price and then II
engineered in order
fresh batch of
~ first few day, passed
atoms remained I'M
body wisely shook
said there were one o.
bears who refused To-
they will be glad to
en- yuu will see, etc"
however, this became
nd traders ceased to
deal, But there the
have stood, growing
grim and uncolnpru-
ay. What the next
Il mystery and traders.
X OF Ia" matter AT all,
ow the deal will end.
he getting any profit
present state. ~ his
parnlyled speculative
} AND RIBS
trade i, limited and
us
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Another plot against the Car otp
ltuNNia. and to hloW up hi, palace
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FOR REN I.

r0gRgNr-N comfortable lwe'Iingui flut
irjtto lr W II wakes II
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MatcrmclonS. by large quantities,
ar" being shipped from Corpu, Christi
To- Laredo.
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IS CENT COLUMN
FOR SALE.

- j NJ blNklliE.
street
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Corpus Christi makes big bid, on
paper, for the san Antonio t,ulf road
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AND RIBS

- 20 ''as'. FrlcrS, hOWeNer, are
l'rmly held, aud most provision men
seem to think there is little danger
That they will go lower at present.
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Jenna j. to have large public
library devoted to new >paprrs.
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by Furman Upper

Real Estate Agent and AuctiOn'rr.
1915 Main street.
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Eatneritf

Your poor, wearied wife, losing sleep
night after night nursing the little one SUI
fering from that night-fend TO children and
horror TO parents, GROUP, should have q
bottle of Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of
Sweet-Gum and Mullen, an und0ubted
Group preventive and cure for Coughs,
Colds. Whooping-Cough, Consumption.
and all lung and bronchial troubles. Price
% cents and 81. This, with DR.. Bigger's
Southern Remedy, an equally efiicacious
remedy for Cramp-Colic, Diarrhea, Dys-
EMERY, and children suffering from the eff
fects OF teething. presents little MEDICINE
CHEST no household should be without for
the speedy relief Of sudden aud dangerous
attacks OF the lungs and bowels. Ask
your druggists for them. Manufactured
by Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta. Ga, propri-
etor Taylors Premium Cologne.
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OLD WORLD NEWS.
THE ALLEGED DYNAMiTERs.
psiy, Esan, and Fitzgerald Charged and
Remanded for Trial.
tBy cable 70 the Dispatch.


[By cable 70 the DIspatchJ
LONDON, April 12.-The dynamiterI
Days first name Is John. DE was wen
dressed In tourists suit and wore uia-
mond ring. He Is short, thick-set man,
Of about thirty-fve years OF age, with Diack
moustache. When seized he struggled 10
escape and tried TO reach bis overcoat.
pocket, In which were found two internal
machines OF clock-work pattern. Two
more machines were found In the inside
pocket OF bis undercoat and one In the
breast pocket. The machines are believed
to be exactly like those recently found In
the London railroad station. II IS expected
that he will be finally brought to London
and charged with having caused the ex-
plosion at Victoria station.
CHARGED AND RENASDED.
LIVERPOOL. April 12.-Daly, who was
arrested yesterday on suspicion OF being q
dynamiter, was brought before the court
this morning and charged with having IN
his possession an internal machine with
intent TO commit felony. He was re-
manded 10 prison for week.
james Egan, who was arrested on sus-
picion OF being an acc0mplice OF Daily,
was brought before court III birmingham
this morning charged with conspiring with
DAILY to cause an explosion. He was re-
manded to prison to await trial.
Egan's wife declares the papers belong
ing to Egan which the police secured re-
fer to the operations Of the Home Rulers
and not at all to dynamite. The police in
spector testified that he bad been watching
Egan for five months; that Egan and DAILY
were very intimate, and were In the habit
Of spending their evenings together. Egan
had claimed that he knew DAILY only as
Denman, but documents which were seized
proved that this claim was false.
FITZGERALD HELD FOR TRIAL.
SLIGO, April 12.-Fitzgerald, who was
arrested in London two days ago, reached
here last night. He was brought before
the court this morning, charged with
being u Fenian organizer. He was re-
handed to prison for week to await trial.
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FoRTY.EIsHTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. April ~. 1884.
The Senate was not In session to-day.
Hoase or Representatives.

WASHINGTON, April ~. 1884.
The Senate was not In session to-day.
House or Representatives.
Under call OF committees the foiiow-
ing reports were submitted:
BY Mr.. Dorsheimer, Of New York, from
the Committee on the Judiciary: To make
biils OF lading conclusive evidence In GER
tain cases. Placed on the calendar.
BY Mr.. Poland. OF Vermont, from the
same committee: Regulating appeals from
the Supreme Courts Of Territories and the
District OF Columbia. Placed on the cal
endar.
By Mr.. Green, Of North Carolina. from
the Committee on Agriculture: For the
relief OF fruit-growers. and to encourage
the cultivation OF fruit. Committee OF the
whole. nc allows fruit-growers to manu-
facture brandy from the product OF their
orchards without the payment OF taxi
By Mr.. Skinner, OF New York, from the
Committee on Post-O Offices and Post-Roads +:
Granting letter-carriers and clerks in first
class Offices thirty days leave OF absence
ia each year. House calendar.
BY Mr.. Kleiner, OF Indiana, from Com
mittee on Alcoholic Liquor Traffic lad
yerseiy): To restrict the use OF distilled
spirits TO arts and manufactures. Placed
on House Calendar.
At the conclusion Of the call, Mr..
Thompson, OF Kentucky, moved to resclnd
the order under which the House has been
considering public-building bills, and
which was adopted on Monday last.
The Speaker was clearly OF the opinion
that the motion was not privileged one,
but, as IL was new question, he preferred
to submit its decision TO the House, which
determined, by vote OF yeas II. nays l0l,
that IL was not privileged.
Public business was then suspended and
the House proceeded to the consideration
OF resolutions expressive OF regret at the
death OF the late Thomas ii. Herndon. OF
Alabama. After eulogies by Messrs. Jones
of Alabama, Forney, Horr, Dowd, Culber-
son Of Texas, Henderson, Herbert, Shell
ley, and Oates, the House, as mark OF re-
spect to the memory Of deceased, at 3;45
i, NJ. adjourned.
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=. y,swers On the Altar.


ob. h.,,.h not the beauteous flowers
"" Wan Dsni ,,,ssr Creators holy fame,
pn,om s W.. IN The wildwood bowers
Our p' si,yIouR made Truths lesson plain.
Behold the lilles Of the , neld, $780,
More Sioriously than King arrayed.
nv the,r rich fraiity Is revealed
How f.ith entire GODS rule Is made.
Jehovah rides on yiewIts, winds,
Tbs stnrm proclaims His majesty
WIS, ~" ,stde oceans waves unbinds,
Ana vel controls the boisterous sea.
In this we feel His mighty powers,
NM ,tis the tender Fdfher'e love
Rresshss In The perfume Of the flowers,
70 freely spread that love 10 prove.
For all our needs were well supplied
Without these myrisd scented leaves;
R,It love thai would not be denied
liz tokens In This 'broidery weayes.
How wonderful 10 childhood's eyel
How lovely TO our ss y0SSs eath n asaTs
How soothing In our hours OF woe!
They bloomed IN dark Gethsemane,
when CHRIST In mortal anguish prayed
Fen near the shadow OF the Cross
Their fragrant beauty was displayed.s
Within our homes, along our wav,
We gladly greet and duly train
Each tuft and bell ana ouoIons spray.
Why keen them from their Makers faneY
Carved wood and tinted glass we prize,
ia semblance Of their bud and bloom.
Why should not Co.'s oton incense rise
NTH prayer, His altar to perfumeF
y.OTEr MINOR.
sverse added after hearing Bishop Randolph
ermon Easter Even.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-13
Wreck OF Trains.

10y VItKIHPH 10 VHt DISPdtVH'I
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April ia special
dispatch from Easton. Penn. says the ac-
cident on the Lehigh Valley railroad ut
Gould's station yesterday was worse than
at first reported. 1t occurred in a cut,
and the engineers OF the trains did not see
each other until the locomotives almost
came together. As the trans came in sight
Of each other Jacob Dotter, the fireman OF
the coal train. was throwing coal into the
fire-box. The engineer warned him of the
approaching danger and then leaped to one
side OF the cut. AS DOtter has not yet
been found the impression is that he was
thrown headforemost into the furnace by
the force of the collision and roasted alive.
The number of ears wrecked and damaged
was between thirty and forty.