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The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

The annual report Of the Civil Service
Commission promises to be a very yolumi-
that away from great cities remarkable
degree of ignorance exists as to the pur-
poses Of the commission and it will
attempt TO enliehteD the back towns on the
subject. The commission is about TO ex-
tend It's work in the South, and examiDa-
tions OF applean for government service
wi 4 soon be held in Georgia, Florida Missis-
sippi, Alabama and Tennessee.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

Senator Payn's frie, DIS have formulated,
according to a Washington despatch, beau
tiful scheme 10 make him the Democratic
candidate for The Presidency. Pendleion is
10 be placated by he promise of Pavn's sen
aiOrial seat if Payne is President, ex-Se' ator
Thurman's influence is to be be secnrAd lsy
the promise VI the portfolio Of Secretary OF
ale, aud the sympaihies of Gen. Durbin
Ward are to be enlisted by thepromise OF a
iudgeship for life. The trouble with this
plan is that 1t is based on altogether too
much promising and too little prospect OF
performance.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

The Queens new book, Life in the
Highlands" is dedicated to her devoted per-
sonal attendant and personal friend, John
Brown, and a number of pages are devofed
TO Brown, in which she tells how he became
the favorite of Prince Albert and gives ier
own reasons for trusting him. The Queen
makes two long comments on political
events, and gives many opinions on uien Of
the time, expressing frequently her high es-
innate of Beaconsfield. In another part of the
book she gives an account of the growth of
the friendship between herself and the En-
press Eugene and expresses high aimra-
sion IL the character of Napoleon.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

Ansonia,i in Connecticut, has recently been
shaken fiom centre to circumference by
controversy Of Grand army fair which is
being held there. Several articles were put
up to be bestowed npon representatives OF
-arious professions who received the most
votes One of the clergymen of the town
denounced this in vigorous language from
his pulpit as lottery and advised people to
keep away from the fair. The manager OF
the fair then proceeded to retaiate by de-
nounciDg the clergyman, and at last accounts
they had worked up SO strong Sentiment
against him that it was believed that he
would be compelled to resign.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

According to the London correspondent
of the New York Tribune the defeat of Ba-
ker Pashs and the peril of Gen. Gordon have
created very bitter feeling against the min
istry aud the condemnation Of It's Egyptian
policy is widespread. Should Gen. Gordon
not reach Khartoum safely it is bell. we'd the
ministry could not stand up aga nst he wave
OF public indignation which would sweep
over the cnhIitrv
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
THE ORGANS OF SPEECH,

The structure and functions of the organs
OF speech are explained by Prof Won
Meyer in connection with the physiolopi-
Cal laws which govern the formation of
ariiculate speech. He begins by eluci-
dating the nature and structure OF the organs
OF speech, and proceeds to illustrate his princi-
PIES BY ais sp5Recu BIZ distin-
guished from the utterances of the inferior
animals.
The treatise relates to subject OF great in
terest to all students who would gain an in
teliigent insight Into the most marked dstinc-
ton OF the human race. Medical people in
particular, will be able to scqnire valuable
knowledge of musical sounds.
A thorough analysis Of all the organs of ar
ticulate sounds is followed by an interesting
aud intelligent chapter on each consonsnt
aud all the vowel sounds of modern tongues
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

A Lew organization Of soldiers of the late
war is said TO have been formed for the pur-
pose obtaining further pensions. Itis pref
ty safe to conclude that the pension agents
are at the bottom OF 1t.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
cHoKyNG, pUrRBD MUCOUS.
c.ausGYmaN, voCALlsgs.

And Public Speakers without number owe their
present usefulness aud success to SANFoRD's RADI-
cAL CURE for Catarrh.
Rev. Dr. w1ggin ,ys: zone Of the best remedies
for Cat rrh nay, he best remedy we have found
II a lifetime If suffering, is SANE RDs RADICAL
CURE. 1t clears the head and throat 50 thor ngh y
unpleasant secretions and di agreeable h viking
during the entire day, bat unprecedented clear
ness Of yoica and respiratory organs -
Sol by all druggists Price $l.00.
Potter Brng and Chemical Co., Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
DE. n. gs. BsEEm.

ClairYOy mt AMI Botanic Physician has
@ ro0ms IT 81. 593 Oag eSs St.s
portl nj. Haine where he $ prep - ed
10 t lll disc ,es ~ h. BiOOi, hrnta
aud eprOaie on @ hon fr0an Scs. =,
80 2 "a, nj 30 . 90. IRE Free exnmi,,,
atien very Nedues l,y in each W.
Organization at distance the Zee viii
be $500. feb5d WiA
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Books Rece1ved

TRoJA. Results of the latest researches and d;soo
erie ON the site of homer's troy. b. DR.. Henry
SehliemaDn, Author of 'Ilios.'' Troy and its Re.
Mails, and '.sycene pnd Tiryus." With / so
MOodcuts and daps and Plans New York
Harper Brothers. s(Loring, Short & Harmony
THE BIBLE DEFENDED. BY Elder Ruel S. Webber
richmond. Me-, 1884. QFor sale by Hoyt Foge
q Donham.) N0es
and Social Gro tn. BY Jonn Bascom. New
York York; g P. Putnam's Sons. (Loling, Short &
On THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND
MORAL Law. BY William Ar hur sew York.
Harper Brot5ers. (Loring, Short &. Harmony.
The ORGANS OF SPEECH. By G. Ii. Van Never
New YORK: ID. Applston g. Co. Q.oring, Short &
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
THE BIBLE DEFENDED.

In this work iufidel questions are answered.
aad the absurdits of them is exposed md re-
buked, by Elder Ruel S. Weber of Richmond.
Me. Mr.. Wtbber's method is to state the o,
jections OF uubelievers and then to a swer
them, He allows each opponent the edyan-
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
TUESDAY MORNING. FEB. IL.

We do not read ANONYMOUS letters and comInuni
cations. The name and address of the writer in
al Indispensable necessarily for puolica-
sion but as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot I'M ertake to return or preserve com
mlnications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
sNEEzE, sNEEzE, sNEEzE,

Until your head seems ready to fly off; until your
nose and eyes discharge excessive quantities of
thin Irritating, watery uid until your bead aches
This is an Acute Catarrh, and is istantl relieved
by single doe ald permanently cured by one bot
tie of SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
1.-THE only absolute specific we know of for sneez-
ing, snufling and choking catarth or head colds, is
SANFORD S RADICAL CUBE."- Medical Times
after long struggle with Catsrrh your RADI
CAL CURE conquered Rec. s. w. Monroe, Leafs
burg. Pa.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
FISTULA AND Plies

~erea without the Use OF the Knife.
ro MsTLLTA = READ on. D., HsTvsed 1912. and
evans Rouse, as Trer,sn1 street Boston
eve special attention 10 the treatp eut o. EsSFg-
~ FLIES eNB All az GASES or
AHs y x Es'TIM. without detention from busi-
res. abundant references given Pamphlet sent
on application
fChln div
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
pHYsIcAL AND MORAL LAW.

How these differ from each other and why it
is necessary to distinguish between them, is
the task to which Mr. William Arthur, al
dresses himself with much success The SUBJ
Jet is ore which he has evidently inyestig ated
with great care, aud on which he has decided
op nicns to express. The deep questions con-
neeted with t. g inquiry he has epdeavored to
discuss as far as possible in language free from
technicalities Tue author has certainly
opened vain of thought TOO oft4n overlooked,
aud followed it up with persistent purpose.
After stating tue question in general terms,
Mr.. Arthur proceeds TO show that in the NOR
al and physical realms have two kinds of
elements, governed by laws of distinct orders.
Theic relations tn each other are also distinct
and different as the two ssLses in which the
word Law is applicable to Them the word an
plying only mstaphofically to physical phe-
nomeDa.
Advancing, he discusses the nature of these
two laws, showing Ia what diverse manner
they govern il their respective domains Their
combined operation is shown to result in a
| system of free agency in the moral sphere of
human responsibility. He also demonstrates
that man as fFse agent has the ability to
modify physical phenomena, aud that by vir-
tue of infexible PHYSICAL laws.
In the course of tie discussion he has occa-
! sion to examine the current phraseology with
which all educated Eaople ara now familiar
and points cut the coafusion OF ideas which
results from failure u distinguish between
things thas differ SO widely ana fundamentally
s.sa-,,. a.a laws of the physical and moral
"orios. some OF luz s~aatast na,nas arc not
excepted from his list of ons-a4.a - AZ. A.
scriptioD.
This is not a book for critters bat fl. .b;ob-
ersd az students. To all such we can>ea,.
mend it heartily as a valuable coatrib ation b,
the literature OF this interesting and impor-
tant subject.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

Thst pure. sweet safe and effective American
distillation of Whitehead American Pine, Canada
Fir Marigold and Cloyer-Blos ON, called SAN
FoRD's RADICAL CURE for Catarrh, with one box
CATARRHAL Solvent and one SANFoRD's I'M
PROVED INHALER. all in one package may now be
hai OF all DR. ggists for $1.o0. Ask for SANioRD's
RADICAL CURE.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

nAN = kUPFCX-District Court of the
United states, District of Maine In the MAJ
tea Of DANIEL K. REED, Bankrupt '--o nat
THIS ls to give notice that petition was presented
10 the Court. the fifth Gay of February A. ii 1891
by Daniel X. Reed, of Portland in said 1srict q
6ank NIX, praying that he might be decreed to have
1uii discharge from all his debts, proyahe under
me hankrupt Act. which petition is still pending
ann no hearing hiss been had thereon; and that NV.
on tn thirteth day of January, A. d. 1884 on TIA
Application OF said bankrupt and readina said
II is ORDERED by the Court that hearir,t -
mad upon the same on the first Monday Of Apri7
y. 1854 before the Court in Portland fn saji
District at U O'Clock, A. NJ. and thai notiea ,I
o. be published Il the Portland Daily Press and tbe
fof ,and !'aly Advertiser, newspapers printed in
said District once week for tbree su,ca' 80
week; and once in he Maine State Press asd Port
thirty Gays at least before the dav II bea1i - 70 ."
thai all editors who have proved their debts and
otner persons IN interts piay appear at s.id lin,
and place, and show cause ii any they bsva WI
the prayer oi said Petition should not be 1ran,et
sx, Nj. P. PkEBi4E
- NieEk Oh Ostrlct Court for said Distii
1ep' d1aw3wT&w1
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
City of Portland.

CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE
December 10, 1888
To tenants oceupant- nnd owners of bu;Id-
lngr or 10 :, regarding snow and Ece ON
Sidewalks. Va
"A TTENrION is hereby called to the Ordinances
IA OF the City requiring SHOsC and Ice t. be- re-
moved from the Jootlc0yS anG sidetraIks within the
clty. shall instruct the police to note an viola
lions OF said ordinances and shall prosecute All per
sons wiltully neglecting to comply with the SANE
deczou BENZ. Il. ANDREWS, City MARSHAL.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
COMPLETE TusEATmENv. 81.

Comp etc Local, and Constitutional Treatment
foe svery form of Catarrh. ON a Simple Cold or
Influenza 10 Loss of Smell, Taste ami Hearing,
Cough, Bronchitis, and Catarrhal Consumption, N
every package.
.We sell more of the RADICAL CURE than all
other catarrh RENE lies put tege her. and have yet
10 hear of Ease that il has given he most COM
plete satisfaction."-S. W. Giford, Oskdloosa, la.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
TO CALIFORAIl AND HAWAII

REV. T.. H. EHAsEOCs5, win deliver
Course Of Tn ee Lectures in Williston Church,
the Volcano Wednesday Feb 18th, Hawaiian
History. Character aud Habits # Lille" Thurs
day Feb st, "Califcrnia, Pixies Peak and the
Total Eclipse I" Tickets for the Course SOC. Chill
dTen under 1F. half price Single Tickets, Zoe.
Doors open at Z. To commence at Al p. m.
Tickets he had &C A. s. Hind' store, cor. OF
Bracket and Pine streets, and Burbank q Doug
lass, Middle street.
feb5 5,6,7,11, 1918 9,2O,2l
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

SANFORD'o RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH
From aSimple Cold to Catarrhal Consumption

Catarrhal Cough, Bronchitis. DropDngs in the
Throat. Ucerati IN Of the Nasal Pa sages Debility,
IS of strength, Flesh and Sleep cured in the ma
iority of cases.
"The cure effected in my Gaze by SANFoRDs
RADICAL CURE was so remarkable that it seemed
TO those VIII had suffered without relief from any
n the nsual remedies that it could not be true.
therefore made aft lavit TO il before seth j. HON
as ESQ Justice of the Peace Boston," = Geo. f.
DinSn,ore Druggist, Worcester, Mass.
CEEOKsNG, PgETsBD MUCOUS
Accommodations are disIodged the nasal passages
smell taste ana hearing restored AID cons tuition
al tendency chez ed by SAM oRD's Cur
stSA FoRD's RADICAL CURE gives universal SAT-
isfaction. hare net fraud case that II did not
,s{iepe nj once and in many cases q cure is per-
formed by he use of bottle."-AndreU Lee,
Druggist, Manchester, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
FOR SALE.
pigs for Sale,
FOr Sale or no Lef.

E1sOk SALE. have choice houselot situated
It saccarapp2 on which will build to order
OF me purchaser for "a cash down, five years time
to P y the remainder. G. j. FOSTER. Contraetor
& Builder. feb7dStvx
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Removal OF The
Wreck Of Schooner SURBEASE
fTOEas Gloucester RarbOr, Mass.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
30 PembertOp square o.. o. box 5346l
BOSTON, MASS, February 4, 1884.
SEALED proposals, in triplieate, win be received
- a. this OF Zee until y O'Clock noon. on ines
day the 4th day of March, 1884, for the removal
anu iandiug OF the wreck Of The Schooner Sunbeam
now lylng In $ e. Harbor, Gloucester, Mass.
Persons desiri' 6 to make proposal. for his work
are are requested % ply to the undersigned Mt ans
lor specincat ons, in tructons t. bidders and
as may DC desired concerning the same '-'''''N
foh7de. CHAS. W. RAYMOND.
'UoV Major Of Engineers
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

FOR ssLE.-The BLUE and the Gray BY B
r. STRICKLAND, No 135 Oxford street
Agent for The city of Portland. febsdiw.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
Wanted.
Agents wanted.

Wye desire gentleman well versed in English
w Literature to take charge of their business
in this STATE. For particulars address ALVORD
BROTHERS Syracuse, N Y. tebltd3t
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

M EN- and Women to start new business at their
lVA homes easily learned in an hour. No ped
ding. o cts. to So CTS an hour made daytime or
evening. Send 10 cts. for 20 Samples to commence
work on. address II. G. FAY, Rutland, Vermont.
feb1 dim
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

WANTED. Agents in every state and coun-
wv ty for Travels in Mexico. BY FREDERICK
A. OBER The most interesting and valuable work
ON Mexico ever published. Fully illustrated with
two hundred engrs wings and maps. Complete in one
volume Send for circulars and terms to the pub
llshers. ESTES q LAURlAr, Boston. feblld3t
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
WANTS.

WANTED A party to adopt a healthy Amer
w lean male child OF respectful paTentage,
whose mo1her died at It's birth. The chilli is nearly
eight months old. K, ferences given and required
Apply at IA Brown street. febl2dlW@
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
saaI.atinn NYalltel.

10y an energetic and reliable young man of 6
d years business experience. Have had ex-
periece in bookkeeping; The best references CIV
en- If required. Address, w. =. e,
feb2d2w* P. Box 1858, City.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13
stock holders and Directors
Steiing.

Notice Is hereby eiyrn that the rcgular
annual meeting OF the stock holders oI the
I xas and 81. loui railroad COMPANY in
IeNa, Wlll be held ut he onlcc ot said
commuy, In Tyler, IcXa-, IN Wcane, day.
the 3O,h day ii April, lS,i, 1t 10 O'Clock
a. m, Tor the purpose ol ciccling nine di-
rectorS, tc ,cryr for he eusuiu. wear. and
Tor the tran,a tiou II -uth other buslnes,
ms may prore.ly come bel fore sand meet
ing.
Notice is also given that the regular an
nuhl meeting ot ihe board ot dirc'orS of
said company viii als DE h,ld on The
same dN, and AT the same pace, At II
"'clock M tor the purpose OF elrcting "A
president, Vico-pre ldcnt, ,,crct4ry, treas
urcr, and such other rllicrr, rs thry may
irrm ur rcc'-ary. amt tur the transaction OF
thc general hu~Ine-- of MI, comuuv.
HAS. r. GoNNEp,
1-11tN secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13

MISS KATE and DR. Henry NcGru
der, children of General McGruder
VINO are now in Italy, are 10 come 10
America soon to give concerts. They
WIN hrst appear in Baltimore aud
o'her eastern cities, and then come
through the south, not omittiug
Iefas' General McGruder was once
The Confederate commander Of his
department, with all authority scarce
~ less than al autocrAt. Soon after
the war he died in poverty OF a
broken heart for the fsilure of a cause
upon which he had staked his All. 1t
is 10 be hoped the people Of the south
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13

\ Dangerous |St.
iocnc,tcr. June lSS2.
Ten Years ago wAs a'ttekri with
the mos, intense mud d,uhly pains
in my back aud kidneys
"kxtcndiuL TO the end of my toe,
ana to my braiul
(which made me driiriou-'
"From agony
cit took three men 10 hold me on
my bed At tinc-'
"rhc Doctors tried in vain to re
lieyc me. But to no purpose
"Morphnc and other opiate-
clad no effect
after two mouth. was given up
10 die.
wv hen my wife
/ heard i ncighbor tell what Hop Bit
/ tcra had done tor her. .ho Ut once got
aud gave me some. l'hc first dose
rascd my brain and seemed to ga
/ hunting through my system for th'
[ pain
"Thr second dp-c c1srd me -o
much that slept two hours, some.
tning had not done for tNSo months.
Before hnd used five hplt'r- wa
well nnd at work, rs hord s. any man
could, for over three week but
worked TOO hard for my strength, tui
taking hard co,d. was taken with
the most acute and puuuI rh'umt-
u.m nil through my -t-lru thgt Wa-
ever kuuWu rallcl the duefor.
again. And AllrI -cyc-N weeks. lhrN
lpt mo "A erin pie on crutchr- tor iIir
a. they said. uIri ir'rnd aud told
/ i, IN ma. ,.us,. and l,. sand Ion /, .if.I.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13

WnEN MIR. Welborn gets into tho
speHkers chair and pounds the desk
to make more noise than the fellows
on the floor, hc never fails To have it
telcgraphed to Texas, aud his Dallas
organ writes column ou the event
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13

WILL some OF thc KcalOus ci izens
of Waco who are trying to buid W
the town by advertising its water a.
poisouou., tell us il they ever heard
Of surface, well, spring or cl-iern
water that did not, upon an analysis,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13

iloNcK seemed to be easy Friday
The Post finds another governor mia
represented by the News, and the
New. finds another Judge betrayed by
the Post, aud still the little game
xue- on
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13

PArEH, rideculing Mr.. Martin,
aud ca.ung .lurs at the ta mers,
should remember that Martin led
ireland 80 900 votes in the last lection;
thisshows who does the voting i'll
mis- siAle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13
WACO EXAMINER.
WACO, APRIL l3, 1854
The Equal zat on of COmmOns.

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1,..,1 Il, tho sonato tbore w,ut un
ho,,l tram tho trae Vrass barous and
n.,or. denouuciuo if os ~ herd law.
.r,..de ur.u nthe nrnnl,',
.,,,,,,,,s,, \ytilo r,,ll,, and in tact
:, ,vorld mar. nrn,,.rl, ,avc been en-
,i,oda al,i,, ,o,a.,otlis,, co,,,r,,- aud
.o,,uloto ,,o r,,,,i,.,,,s. .,,ck thereon
,rho-a Wa in the contamination of
lau ro s,ch thing a.. cnmr,ops and
mo ,, ro,,,l.,i,, ia. r,,uuiug of
.,a,t. ,,,,,., ,,ol,,j. boi,,, illeyallv .
,,.o, 90 .,.b .tr,,u.,.rcos tb,u g,ve
r,so 20 nm ;rronr,,.i,l. c,uHict which
,, ,,o,or ho sn,nros.oj until
,,r;v.,o orroner,yis nr,t.cteI or if.
o,,,,,,o,s l., lc,,,ii,od nv law
.,1 ,,o,l.,,d Mr. rorreu in com.
,,,, ,,i,h r,o., ,,h.r man ot Texas
.a .hot rho ,;mc Ind not vet arrived
for ,ho .onnicte nrotcctiou of pri> ATE
nroror,v or IN nre,cpt its use ss
nor,,,on. us ,noretore ,ougbt the
(na. odv .,d rro,os.l u.siuy
,hoir ~ co,,uou. lc,,nI. in short
a,,shli.bi,g such a l,i,,p ~. commons
in ,ho sight of t,eI I,,v md s,a ncrc..
.o,., couscoueuce uako law, rpyulu-
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- 90. 900 ,D'," ""' or water had
become scarce II h"de all "h'he'osco
la"u7 co''''"ohS "nue' the ''"' bn'
'n"' 'ah" OeIhS p'lNate property ANA
,n' "a" 'Sh'hS 1t ior p"o'ir ns'' h'
Do"eu 10 'he Ii"J'''Y OF 'he ''"s'''u
"on' anu respected the prov ''l"u
""'T" p'o''o'7 'h"' private Froper' y
sum "o' or 'AN'" Tor lopIl'
n 'u '''P' "''cr pas 'neh' i'' 1t
. US r"' 20 ''''''' "e P'"Po''" !" ''''ec'
'o'" 'ne INC Il VINO derived the hen'
~ ~ 'ue 'o'''''"n'' ana IN proportion
', w. W.. o,"''''' "'''''", 40 IA" 'Ne'
~ owe" more ''' ""' correct prin
P,,F' " "'"''' 10 olihS ABOUT rev
p'u'ioh III 'he publf ldeA OF the right
inconvenience. or dis,urIi,,, rn.,
existing state of our h,dn.,ri..
When providing for the pu, ,o.u, r,r
these commons. the Door Ib, l,,,,I,
sons of industry, toiluR for star.
IN the world, the Old. who hnve.cry.d
tbrir g.nttr,. k..,,... 81
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WE have known men nominated
for governor who were uniycr-aly
denounced by he press as ia the case
OF The old Aicalda for the second term,
this may be some consolation to Mar
i'm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13

ANpn.W comes tie county iudgc
"f Tom GrccH county. and rrnounc,s
the Pos p, report o. his views
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13

IuE principal occupation of the
Pos aud News these day seem to
mailing each orhor'- lies to- the wall.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13

TINS Gazette ~ never to be left
getting jealous Of the News A. a goy.
crnor boomer, il has gone Ia War
micking Itself Wash Jones is the
lirsi hnrn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13
ARE yOI MADE miserable bv

ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion, Ohstp tlon, Dizziness, Loss
of A pe'i'e, Y'llow Skin? Shi'oh's
Nitahzer j. positive cure For sale by
{ aHtles II Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13

toNUENlAL elements. Tree grass
and tree money, the Gahcuc aud
Wu-h j ne.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-13

SLEErl ENS NIGHTS, made m seia.
ble by that terrible cough ShlOh's Cure
il the remedy Tor You. For sale by Cas-
ties Il Morrison.