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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-09
Ell PAS0.
A Railroad Party Shooting ARRAY in
n Saloon.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
I'll Paso, February S.-The following
named railroad officials arrived this
morning at 3 o'clock and departed at
eleven. They are on general trim of
inspection of the entire line: A. A.
Talmage, general manager Missouri
Pacific; Warden Cummings, general
superintendent Texas & Pacific; J. G.
Barber, superintendent Rio Grande
division w. A. Martin, superinten.
dent of bridges; l.. l.. Keller, general
road-master Texas & Pacific railroad
Neal Newland, proprietor of the
National theater which closed its doors
q few days since, got into row at the
Link restaurant and shot at the pro
prietor. The ball grazed his side.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-09
PARIS.
ITEMS OF Local Interest-Social, PEI.
sOnal and General.

Special TO the Gazette.
Paris, February S.-Dr. j. NJ. Fort.
after being absent several months, re-
turned TO this city several days ago,
bringing with him "A lady as his wife,
who will add to the charms of his
beautiful home.
Rev. w. George OF Fort Worth will
FIJI the pulpit of the First Presbyte-
ran church on Sunday and on every
evening Of the week.
The hardware store of Bettes & Co.
after being closed for several days To-
invoice, re-opened yesterday. The
house will be known in future rs
Hicks d Bettes, MIR. Jos. Bettes retir-
ing from the firm. Col. George II.
Hicks Is n valuable addition to the
number OF substantial busine. men al
ready in oar city.
Mr. Worth Duncan, who was re-
Gently arrested by an officer from
South Carolina upon the charge OF
eI2bezzelnlent, was tried on arrival I'm
sparlanberg and entirely exonerated
from the charge. Damages will he i'm
order for the indgnity put upon his
Il. A. Long, eolored, editor of the
feop!e's lnformer, comes out In The
lnst ia ue denying In positive and en-
pnatic germs the inilanlinatory article
winch ippeared la recent issue. over
tne signature of d. T. Cloyd, 2 white
" MAJ. The citizens generally ae.
Quilted the editor of any knowledge of
SAID article. Cloyd 'made arrange.
ments and left.n
Mr.. John ~ Walker Is announced
ior mayor. Election in April.
MIR, John Nj. Brnsius and Miss Ada
pwnDy We're married on the on al the
home Of the bride. ~" ~ ''ie
Mrs; j.. M. peshong died after n
iong illness on Monday the Ith.
steps are being taken 10 put ON G,ot |
" cooperative building assucintinn
snafes 10 be within III. rna I'll, l.c .r''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-09
JEFFERSON.
Rain and High Water-Trains Held for
0rders-Tramps.

Special to the Gazette.
Jefferson, February Sit has been
been raining here for the last forty.
eight hours. The river is rising very
fast. Our town is one continuous mud
hole. Trains are held here for orders,
as the water in the river bottom,
through which the railroad runs, is
even with the track. News from all
around say that all small streams are
overilowed, and that it is still raining.
No doubt that stock in some places
viii! suffer for food and shelter. The
weather has stopped the cotton trade
for few days.
The tramps are again iniesting our
town. Last night some infamous per
son entered the dwelling of Mr., J. X.
Adams, but Mr.. Adams woke in time
to scare him of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-09
WOOL AND nd
Senator Sherman on y
Policy Of The GeIn|

Cleveland, Februay
Sherman has writer
the Iron Trade Rvi.v
movement originatias %
minating IN the orgilln
New York association hi
of duty on coal aud 4
writes. "rne subled q
reciprocity with Cansdii|
coal and iron has Da
to my attention, but DI
entirely against such
have plenty Of coal q
this country, now rNt
comparatively low na .
see no reason TO di;tgsE
whole protective wn
more danger from u ~
enemies. The mil'ns
ests are beglnnillssss.
ore mig iron, VM.lAln1
domestic produsm
not to be proteaas
new doctrine shola n
would destroy The Va
policy of the goveIlnls
protection must a'a 4.
alike-to the labor o Y Y,
ducing wool, to The NJ y /
the farmer and ulnii
maintained in Ayoid
turers. 1t is labor lDl
tected, and not cspIIaL
more important todsIe
resources Of tie coun,9
yinn nf mining anu y
articles as wool, lTol y.
protect thehlgher leii n
where cheap LABOR y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-09
TYLER.
iiaira and WaShouts--A Thoughtfai Roy
Who Prevented a Wreck.

special 20 the Gazette.
Tyler February S,--The heavy rains
ior the past three DAYS have done con.
siderable damage 10 the railroads.
To-day, eighteen feet OF track was
waxhed away half a mile south of Lin
dale on the International & Great
Northern railway. ~ was discovered
~ Frank cockrell, boy living aear,
about twelve clock, and in spite OF
lhe steady rain he stood guard until n
freight train going north at 8 p. IA.
was due, when he notified them But
ior ms watchfulness theY would have
been diiched.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-09
GENERAL SID|
The Presidents OrdHs
the Hero Of the s'u

Washington, D. Y
The president to.as
lowing order an 70 iIs,'
ment Of Genera, shsSI ~
General VIM, y
of the army, having
the age of 81 years !, M, X
with law, placed o. nsa
the army without ~ \. Z,
and allowances, TAs
severing from the
army one who hss ";
its distinguished c sn,,
in the minds mol o y;
of the people Q! ~ v
mingled emotions H. y n
tude@regret at the !,
active service o.
lofty sense Of duty
for all soldiers sine ia Il 4
army in July, /, ' ~ I,
freshly awakened s ~
culabie value render 'u \
war for the Unl,a'd
military genius r AZ N
much to end. I us
This a fitting occasl.gsus
In this manner u ~
ward Gen. Shernlssaa
aud to ho y,
would grant nm , WIKI
md happiness y! Y ,a,sss'Isl
luties OF his pro,,s'ssrpss /
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-09
A New Orleans Trnpedr

New Orleans, La, February s.--Jas
9rs,iia m shot and killed his wife and
tneh cul hisown throat. Iii. believed
from drink. f'sS''o"
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A SPEECH n
Ai''' :, Canadian iu's

Albany l.sasy|;.d Fs s. sss:..s''
the haeS'alssssenblyne1 IA \
val val at Montreal 4. 49,
Donohue hiss Ds s.Is. d ,
madam author'i..IsSi pt1
stated, but thousHu', SI
that DonohIllo, ,IaS,d y
leader and ideiai. ~
raid into Canao'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-09
A Bad Break

Co, woo llepK; February s.-Perin 4
ties $lI5 0no. urn assigned. Liabili-
''VoV; actual assets Sa2, 900.
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Registration

In accordance with law II hereby give no
ticc that l will open the Office Of registration:
at the places NAMED below. for the purpose OF
registering all qualified voters of the Parish
of LafOurclle who are not already registered.
All voters previously registered by me need
not register again. w
All voters who may have changed their pre-
cinct will please give me notice, SO tue change
NAV he made on the books.
At the same time l invite all property hOl-
ders to meet me for revising assessments.
3rd. Precinct. Thibodaux. Court House,
Thursday, February Dist. 1884.
4th. Precinct. La1ourche Crossing, at Sew.
ms store, Friday, February 9th. 1884:
5th. Precinct. Lefort's Saw Mill office. Sat
urday March LIST. 1884.
5tl. Precinct. Ferdinand Pitre and neigh
borhood, Monday March 3rd.
9Th. Precinct. Marcelin BergerOn and
neighborhood, Tuesday, March Attn.
9TH. Precinct. Louis Lezin Martin and
nciyhborhood. Wednesday March 9Th
It'll. Precinct. Frozin Babin's store and
nei.hborhoud, Thursday, March 9th.
eth. Precinct. G.. .. Nicholas store and
neighb0rhOOd, Friday, March eth.
IT'D. Precinct. jDelmus Robichaux store
and neighborhoOd, Saturday March 9Th.
Other appointments willCbe announced next
week.
r. r. MCBRIDE.
Assessor and Registrar Voters,
Parish of LafOurche.
Thibodaux. February 18th. 1884.
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ue cremation on ulllclnGrauOJl JIG
triompiiera pas facilement de nos
habitudes illumination ct d'enter-
rement. IL ny a dependant aucune
impiete i alder faction de Ia natu-
re, ct puisqne Ii decomposition est
fatale, 81 vous lui enlevez ses dan
gers Ell la hitant, yous ne CONNECT
tez aucune proclamation. C'est en-
ltalie, creyons-nous, que rincinera-
ton on Ia cremation a le plus de
partisans. L'Eglise ne s'cst point
eleyee contre ellie ct ne s'e}eyera
point cOutre ellie. ss.s
Mails assez sur ce sujet.
Alors, comment iinir, ct sur quot
tinir, Mr.. rEditeur?
Nous avoEs par,e du temps, du
carnival ct lie liz cremation.
Et rExposition?
Car lie temps marche.
Mais, il propos de rExnosition,
nous lisons &C G..i suit dams rAbeil.
lie :
"Le B.ceau a choisi pour Ia sale
dHorticulturc les dessius de NJ. A.
Renlle. de New-Iork, ct peditice
qui dot s'tlever sera permanent ct
restcra CONNIE I'M des plus beaux
ornaments dc notYe cite.
Les trercs de II. E.endle sont les
premiers constructors DIES series
ct DIES palais de crystal de PAngle.
terre, ct c'es: IN %ttliticc de &c genre
qui Va bient6t orner notre City
Park.
La sale d'iorticulture, tout en-
there en- crystal, aura COO pieds de
longuenr ITO pieds de largeur.
Au-dessus de Ia porte centrale Sc
levera une tou: de oopicds de haut,
qn.' so7 les 7a;yo::s da @soleil, pro
Gaira un ef2et magique.
La sale du centre est destinee 4
1exposition des t1eurs ct dcs plan.
ties rares. co"aprenant tonte Ia tlore
Ii Elnr;le tlu Mexiqae, dc "a
merlquc Centrale ct de la Louisiana.
IL y aura, Ell outre, une serre.
chaude r%entermant les tleu-s les
plusdelicatcsdes rt;gions tropicales.
de 25o pieds ct large de Is.
An centre sera raserv6 un espace
pouvant cnntcnir 10000 plats Dor
DIES fruits"
De 'Thi5odaux, Mr.. l'Editeur.
lenverrez-vOus riene
Navcz-vOus 'fias d'admirables
1errs sur votre, bayou?
Mas 81 Francois Ter a dit une
srOssierete. Victor Hugo 4 dit une
nose cllarinante:
Femme 1t hcurs.
Dieu vous tit cRurs."
LOUISIANAIS.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par
ish of LafOurclie.
Frank N. Williams IS. No. 1917,
Richard l.. Pugh.
End. Ward, Justices Court Of L. P.
CaiilOuet.
August Decker Is. No. - Richard
l.. PuCh.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
l. two writs of Fieri Facius emanatinr
from the above entitled Court in the above en-
titled aud numbered cases l have seized and
VIII 0fer for sale at public auction pursuant
to law to the last and hi.hss st bidder at the
Court House in the Town OF Tiihodaux On
Saturday March LIST 1884 between the hours
OF IL o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. the toll
lowing described property to-wit:
"A lot OF Coal on the Leighton plantation,
one pile back tat the sugar house about SOD
bis. ! lot OF buckets. | lot of slaves for hogs
heads and barrels, ! lot Of headings for same,
! lot OF hoop-polcs, ! lot of old empty hogs
heads. lot Of empty barrels, l lot Ot old
brick piled up ut or hear the sugar house
i?,ooO IL number more or less, l old kettle
near sugar house..
Terms and Conditions of sale Cash on the
Spot III United States Treasury Notes.
February 10th 1891.
q. THEOIHII.E THIBODAUX,
Sheriff.
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CORRESPONDANCE.
NLLE-ORLEANs, 20 fGvrier 1884

~ AOoA
Mr.. PEditeur, sal ut.
Lon dit que Francois Ter, roi de
France ct roi gallant, pour ne pas
dire roi debauche, aurait 6crit ces
deux petits vers sur Pune DIES Wires
du chateau de Chambord
Solvent femme varie:
Bien fol est qui sly tie.
En- tout cas-, &c n'etait pas tres
gallant a rendroit des DANES.
Les femmes, non plus, ne sont
pas seules 4 varier, ct les hemimes
ne soqt point des merveilles de con-
stance ct de fidelite, excepte peut-
etre quand ills sont vieux ct lads.
Apres tout, les variations de la
femme s'expliquent ct Sc iustiient
parfaitement par la mechancet6 ct
la mobilize DIES hommes. Et leur
laideur!
Mails celia ne me regarde pas, ct
&c nest point pour 6crire sur ces
chooses que j'ai pris ma plume de-
correspondent hebd9madaire ct de.
pistolier. y
Je mai cite les pretendus vers de
Francois Ter que pour parler du
temps ct pour faire une comparai-
son.
Car il fault bien parler du temps
-du temps qui nous fait ct qui
nous defait, qui apporte ct qui en-
porte, qui dome ct qui retire, qui
passe, qui change, qui varie, qui
detruit, ct que les Anciens repre-
sentaient avec une Tongue barbe
blanche, un crane nu ct une faux
sur repaule.
Ce temps, dams pacceptlon ordi-
naire ct populaire de temperature,
est assurament plus variable encore
que IA femme 81 gratuitement calom-
nice par FRANCOIS Ter, en- Louisiana
SurtOut.
La semaine derniere, lundi, vous
lie savez, la brise etait douce ct lie
solell c%aressant. Les mouueurs
gaillardement dams les ,
arbres, ct les feuilles p~oussaient !
aux branches. On Sc croyait au !
pr1ntemps, ct c'etait une tempera- &
ture dc printemps. Lhomme suait !
1ans ses habits d'Aiver, ct Ia main +
lie Ia femme cherchait instructive. y
nent Fevantail des jours brid,lants d
lie juliet ct d'aoat. Par lei, nous !
'renlons notre. vol vers lie West-e
ind, lie Fort Espagnol ct lie lac de 4
los fetes ct de nos soirees d'6te. n
Bast! ta ~
LIE lendemain, apres saute de d
ent, pluie ct coups de tonnerre. L
hlver nous cinglait de nouveau le #
Usage ct tuait les derniers moust, Of
ues echappes a la glace de Jan. nj
Ter. =.
Mais CONNIE les jours Sc suivent Is
ne Sc ressemblent pas, CONNIE M
en- nest plus variable que lie temps. &c
'mmne une saute de vent change Ia qu
lson de la minute a la minute, ct lie,
NINE nous sommes q Ia fin de- *. g;
Ter, a une semaine de mars L. en-
nteux, je ne serais point etonne, to,
"
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ONNKMEN
ANNONCES.

I'm carr6 de 10 lignes; lerc insertion 81 80
I" 2me IS
=" Insertion add. SO
Toute annonce Indignant Ia profession
avec ladresse ct n'excGdant pas Quatre
Ngnes, pa. an. Observation-Disclosures. s. Oc
Announces lie candidats, d'avance 49,. 10 90
N6crologie. par ligne .-..........-.. 10
TOute annonce commerciale publiee \ Fan
nee sera instrce au tauX de 80 cents par pOu-
ce pour In premiere insertion ct q cents pour
les insertions suhsGquentes.
Toute annonce don't lie nombrc d'insertions
nest pas specific sera inserGe jusqu'a neuvel
Ordre au taux Ordinaire.
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IN. MANlEl,
-Importatenr ct Jobbr
MARCH SROpn
20 %, Rue de Chalttn
NouyELl.E ORlrir.

La Maison &. JAUBEPrAc
&c H.. MAAEEL, de NINE Ysr.s I b.
BEki. est ai>soutc d'uu omnun 49,
Mas cetfe dissolution MA i'm ~
port a la isrme 1t an caructArs ~ y
Ii, maison n'~n ccntinua pas M.
se1i y commercial II. MANUEL iS
=ess Maaesu !" J"u',srs nstant liss1
Monsieur +. Jaulers a 6sslsms.4-
set dams notre maison.
kiell autrenemt ne sera change as,,s
d" Ia maisOn. Ellie cOntinue,x co.-"1
passe d remplir ponctuellement ~
drcs de 9 clients soft directemenf p,
Ientremise de SEES commis.voyaesS1s',x
Les couples de c. Jaubert q ~ -
quittes par H. Manuel gu SEA renrx
Respectueusemeut,
II. NAHUM.
tEUvE G., JiU
BLANCHE M
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BUREAU: Encoignure Green ct Levee.
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cATELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
isorARY JOB Press.

Ayant tout le materiel nGcessairc. nous SON.
mes d meme d'exGcuter tom les ouvrages ty-
pOgraphiqncs qni nous scront confies Les
brets d'avocat. cartes d'atiailes. entttcs de
features, tickets d'habitatio:,, blancs, circn-
~1aires, etc. seront in,primts dans lie plus BRET
d6!ai ct a DIES prix moderes.
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s.. II. BLAKE.
Attorney at Law.

VIII practice in the Courts Of Lafourche
1errebonne and Assumption.
Will attend ais" to all Notarial business in
tr-sted to him.
Of1ce on Green st. near the Court H.nse
THIBODAUX La,
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ilalS aSSez parlc de pluie, &c Oeau
temps ct de riens.
SOyons serieux.
Lesion par lei, ct les chooses Sc
refuses, au demeurant, valent-elles
les chooses joyeuses: En- plus, a
rapproche du CARNIVAL, quand
nous nous preparcns tous pour la
tete, Ia folie ct les plaisirs, convent
il bien de parler philosophie Qui
done nous ecouterait, ct qui done
ne nous enverrait pas an diab!e!
Horace, le poete latin ct epicu-
rien disait Carpe diem. Cueille lie
jour.
Cueillir %le.jour ct une expression
charmante.
Eft sinous ne cueillions pas leplai-
sir, la joie ct la fete, quand la tete,
Ia joie ct le plaisir Sc presentent,
nous serions certainement de
grands fous.
Mardi-Gras ma pas etc cree pour
les pleurs.
Settlement, Mr.. rEditcur, enten-
dons-nous bien.
Quand je dis quill fault cueillir Ia
fete, la joie ct le plaisir, jentends
la fete decente, la ,joie permise ct
lie plaisir honntte. lie reste ne yaut
rien, dome DIES regrets on laisse
DIES remords. Eorgie ne sera jamais
un plaisir, ct Ia fate insens6e ne
content pas une joie veritable ct
digne DUN bon ct prtcieux souvc.
mir.
Mals cest assurement IN splen-
dlde ct magnifGue CARNIVAL que la
Nouvelle-O Orleans prepare i ses ha.
bltants, d ses visiteurs ct j ses
notes innombrables. II depassera
en- eclats ct en- somptuosites tous
ceux DIES annees prtcedentes. Ceux
qul lie vermont, Giant d'ici on dali
leurs, n'auront .%ja,nais rien WI de
tel. Et chacnn le salt. On yiendra
lie tous les c6tes pour voir, pour
admlrer ct pour 6tre 6merveill6
Vile, ell deux jours, aura sa
population doublee. II faudra de.
ioubler les Its, en- improviser DIES
nllliers, ct monter aux mansardes.
Les patrons d'auberges, d,h6tels ct
lie restaurants S jubilent d'avan-
e ct Sc frottentla paume des mains.
Is ont DIES sourires heureux. lie
'lell Hotel st. Louis lui-m6me SAP.
'rete pour la Circumstance. Est-ce
.ue toutes les chambres de la Nou.
'elle-O Orleans ne sont pas retenues.
Il a-peu-pres! Eft soyez sir, Mr..
Edfteur, quill fera beau temps.
al consulte a Get egard I'm ANTIQUE
lmanac qui ne Sc trompe jamais ct
III est calcul6 pour mile ans ct
.jours.
En- attendant, laisscz moi vous
ire quill s'est forme i la Nouvelle-
rleans une societe de cremation.
Ia tete de laquelle Sc trouvent des
octenrs, dies savants ct des hon.
es considerables. LIE DR.. F. For
ento EN- est le president.
Cette Societ6 Sc propose de bra.
+ les gems, mails pas vivants, ct
falre de la poussiere on de IL
avec leurs corps. On ne lie
llleralt pas, CONNIE st. Laurent
+ des charbons ; on les incinere.
1t, ct pon recueillerait pieusement
IFS cendres. Car illumination. en-
'ulslane %surtout, a plus dun dan.
r paralt-il. Les tievres, les ma.
lies ct les pestes, assez fr6auen.
en- notre pays de marais ct de
asmes, ont certainement plus |
ne cause ct sont lie resultat de F.:
dune decomposition animate ::
vegetable. Purifier est necessaire
Sill est un grand purifcateur. le t
'nler acknowledgements, c'est lie :
+. La cremation gu rincineration. !
reste, nest pas chose nouvelle. t
GrecS ct les Romans q
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Ague G ure

IS q purely vegetable hitter and nower,,,
ionic, II Is warranted q speedy ana co.,
tam cure for Fever and AuHe. Ch;iis
ano Eever, Intermittent or Chill
Hever, kemittent Fever, Dumb Aoua
or Bilious Fever, and ali
4n;a4a disorders. In miasmatic dis
tflcts, the rapid pulse, coated fnnc,,o
thirst, lassitude, loss of annette. na;SS G =,
the back and loins. and coldness of +ha
spine n extremities, are only Fremont.
LIONS OF severer symptoms which termin.
ave ~ the aSue parOxysm, succeeded NV
hign lever and profuse Precipitation.
It is a startling fact. that ouinine, A..
t = anu other poisonous minerals form
Preparations" Specifics" "Svrnrsn :
anu Tonics," in the market. Tie nren-
aratlonS made from these mineral poissone
10 they are palatable, and NAV
break the chill, do not cure, but leave ~
maiarlal and their own drug Doiso, ;n
tle system, producing quinisIn, dizzinesa
Iinglng IN the ears, headache, vertigo. and
Other disorders more formidable than
me disease they were intended to cnre
ahlss AGUE CURE thoroughly eradicates
tnese noxlouS poisons from the syste,n
n always cures the ~severest cases r.
contains no quinine, mineral, or anv thine
tnat u .inj'1re the most delicate nas
tent; and its browning excellence. above
us certainty to cure, is that it leaves the
system as free from disease q before the
eggs a Isgssi EAST
T, For Liver Complaints, AxkH,s Aen-
TYRE, by direct action on the liver and
Dliiary apparatus, drives out the poisons
when produce these complaints. and
h%..nn,a.es The system % saz rigorous,
neaiAy condition. vh ssssr@r~ -
we warrant it when taken scsoraino
haa.@M ~ s9ts ell
freeasee BY q. i C. sAysea Z Co., /;
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD 8x AL DRUGGISTS xvx9Yvxr,a
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y mrmhrr of the ENAMjNER'~ ~tutl
found a linr lot of ladies' and gentle
mems gold watches. chains, etc, while
walking Austin avenue m-t evening
lhry Wrrr at RagianC'- icWclry
store
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-02

If there were loss -aii iu IoNa~
about the depression orth. times, ,ud
more effort made To push uu-i-
ne-- ahead itWould be bcutriu every
WV.
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Iur rarr- a' D .".u. N.nr a
decided suc.
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~ patrons speak of Benson's
tapcine Porous plaSters in the high
Il terms y. " Atwood. New
ork
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InU Houston thsur.rt ua.,- 20
h'g paper ON ~Guua,, o.N.N-
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Mrs. Jennie Lyons, 26l l.. Broad
way. GalycSton. Tex, say, II have
used Brown, iron Bitter, in my tam-
lily q, "A tonic and consider il an rN-
CcILcnt prcpArnti0n.
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lhr ho~t smoking Tobacco i, ,"Littlc
lphcr.'
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commission, together with commuHi-
cations from the head, of several exec
ujNu departments of thc government
respecting the practical workings of
the RW under which the commission
had been acting. The good results
thrrciu torc-hadoWed have been more
than realized The sNstcm ha, tulll
answered the expectation, of its
friends IN securing coupe
tent aud honest public servants,
and in projecting the appointing
officers OF the government from the
pressure of personal Importantly and
from the labor of examining the
ciuiu, and petition, of rival candi-
date, for public employment. The
law has had the unqualified support
OF the president and of the heads of
the several departments
In view Of the general snd persist
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Advertising rate, furnished ou application
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Mr.. NJ \. Moorc,29- Prairie street.
Houston, Tex, says; "lIaving used
Browns Iron Bittcrs tor fever and
aguc. malarial lcycr> and u> Il general
tonic. take pleasure IN rrcomcud-
ing 1t | believe it to be a preventative
Tor many of the complaint, peculiar
to our southern climate"
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tI.-h celery twjrc a Wcc,.J
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Nr- u. ". Bell. Ave. y -, Calves
ton. lcN- ,ay,: 81 felt % weary in
the morning could not rise without
AN effort. tried various tunicS with
out help. Browns Iron Biitrr> gave
me health and yigor.'