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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18
A WEEKS NEWS.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mai
CONGRESSIONAL.


In the Senate on the eth q message was
received from the House announcing on
concurrence in the Senate amendment to the
bill making temporary provision for the navy.
A long debate sprung up, q portion OF 1t being
OF q political character, and at Its close q mo
ton to recede was agreed TO. The House joint
resolution providing for adjournment was
taken up and amended so as to make the time
OF adjournment two O'Clock. and then passed.
Mr.. Brown asked il the Chairman OF the Ap-
preparation Committee could state the aggre-
gate appropriations this year. Mr.. Allison
replied in the affirmative, stating the amount
was $lS3, 20l ,0s7. In respect 70 one or two
features of the Naval bill this amount was
estimated, but the variation would probably
be less than 100000 from the amount he
had stated. This aggregate did not include
reappropriations. which for pensions alone
this year amounted TO over $S6.O0O,OoO: rails
ing the aggregate to f259.oOl.0s7. After a
few closing remarks by Vice-President Ed
munds the Senate adjourned until December.
In the absence Of Speaker Carlisle, who
had left for Chicago, the House was called to
order by the Clerk of the House, and q short
recess taken. After recess Mr.. Randall
offered a resolution appointing J. {. s. Black
burn Speaker pro tenn. during the temporary
mously The session on Monday began at
O and on motion Of Mr.. Randall the House
~cOncurred i'm the Senate amendment to the
adjournment resolution, fixing the hour OF
INA adjournment at two O'Clock. On motion
OF Mr.. woOlfOrd, Il bill passed increasing the
pensions of soldiers who have lost an arm at
the shoulder Joint to the amount received by
those who have lost a leg at the hip joint.
The House then adjourned until December.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18

An old tract saws: The iury II
t~eise was adopted because the
prophets were twelve. the apostles
numbered twelve. there ~cre twelve
jewish Judges. tweiy. pillars x tho
temple. twelve ~pa;risrchs. iwely. TRIES
OF Israel. twelve stones on Aarons
peea>'-Pis'". twelve gse- Of Jerusalem.
Twelve months ia the year sni tw.lys
si2ns IN he zodise- When jnrs. were
hrss s-iabl shell. the Judge took the
Jurors about with him ia = ear NATL
'set szr-et- II they diint sgre=. they
were h5ei and imprisoned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18
THE WEST.

A MYSTERIOUS disease within two weeks
swept on fifteen hundred hoex in the vi.
cinity of vandalia, Ill.
]. b (RowS, q farmer aged forty years,
vas drowned the other day while bathing
Licking Greek three miles east of New.
Ohio. He left q wife and nine chill
RAF1, q blacksmith employed in the
milwaukee & St. Paul round
eque, lows, was drowned the
ksapsixing Of skin while
lo~u In fAa riHm
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18
THE SOUTH.

INFORMATION received from Coleman
City, Tex, reports the revival OF
fence cutting in Callahan County, where
q pasture fence was cut . few days ago.
The Bohemian residents of Baltimore,
Md, on the 9Th celebrated the 469sh ami.
versary of the death Of John Huss, the
evangelist.
In Baltimore W. T. MeGovn was killed
the other morning in q fight with Augustus
Slater. McGown was . gambler.
Ar Petersburg, Va, Patterson, Madison
& Co., n of the largest Wholesale firms in
the city, was closed by the United States
Marshal. The liabilities were $aO,OO0 and
the assets, $4,000.
MANUEL LEoPEz while returning from q
dance in Kenner County, Tex, was way.
laid and shot five times, killing him. It
was supposed that it was done by horse
thieves whom he prevented from stealing
stock from ranches.
AT Mobile the other day, the assignmeue
o. the Bank of Mobile caused . short run
ON two Of the banks. Both stood tho strain
sucocssfullY.
OEI ofthetrain wreckers who have made
sev attempts to throw the cars OF the
Central Railroad from the track
f71l, Miss, was arrested ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18

An Office door in Norwich. Coma.
hears q placsrd reading: This ole.
snon-yartssn; talking politics l. nos.
saosed under any circumstances
neiiner OF the occupants has any polit-
scai preferences and scarcely any r-.Ig-
soos convictions Business is VIA, We
wans' sorehesds and Independents rre
no consolation here. wIndows four
Stories from Water s,ree.-Harffora
FhsC.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18

Insrs = . place in Philadelphia
.nele .sase. going away for the sam
me. pug Their Re, dogs % board Nes-iv
sI1e summer hoses hare put an en-
IN We sweh Snarieyowx and NJ
~ 20 s.se them even ~ fancy prices
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-10
81 Il S D.

- Sein GDoe bes Ser3ogs BON
y raun 6Detg fonnIt aud Die
@rtnnerung pleoer 5rr Spra0e, OaB er
Is ebgele0nt bate, DEN Gitel rGroB@
DerSo8" ou5uuelmell. NlS ct mimi
lib Dor brei Sn1ren lctn finFjigjl0>
RIGGS 0tegierul9S : Subildum "feierte, bot
ibn ba5 bcutl0e 9teib ben Gitel zines
rGroBDer3o95" an. Der Wrobbcrsog bon
S0oen bate ben Nuftrng, i'm neutge Sage
Dor Dem SubiIdunI hit Dem 8or6aben be-
fannt 5l mGdbcu. g4enu Der 0erSo9 Die
Gore auSi0luB, 10 lunr nicbt Bios Die 8ez
l6eioenbett Die Grtebfsoer, iouoern gemiS
nit 0a5, mas man Den vWelfentroB" al
nennen pflegt.
- Ser fiirSli6 int 81 m b II rg peritorz
bene, Ill ipeltcu &reilel befantte Barron
Octaoio S6rocper lat leiuen Iad1snz
Den @rbet cttud "a Wtiltoneu Wtart butter
l~alien; Die &s9uliruug Dieie5 9tablalles
bat leDr beoeuteltoe GNmmen gefnitet, mas
idon aus Dem etuen unlitanoe erle0eu iper>
ben fam, Dab Der babel tbarjgeJtotnr ollein
fir Die @rDebuu9 unD 2blieierun0 oc5 eiz
MICE WttltoneH Ofarf betrd0elDen Orb
i6aftSitenlpei5 Bic ibm gcieblih 5uiteaenz
ben 9eblihren nit $1,000 lturf bcre1uet
uuo erbaltet BAT. @intge lold)er QlnltSz
banOlunJen f0unen etnen 9totar gum reiz
den lianae MAIDEN.
= 0aS 9r6Bte Se4eIihiff, nell
Dies ie I'M . umburger 0nfen altgefotn>
men, lit DaS Die1er Sage bur0 Sipei Sblepz
per berallfsebradte frGn60lilde BoUlhlff
Linton. Ser SotoB, melder cine 9dDuug
Don 1900 Spnllen Salpeter beranQebraAt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-10

nit ieinem Stode su lhlasen unb enoli6
10 1eftig ouf ben 8oben 81 i~perfen, oaB ct
per0lutete. @ben 9ing Der Stgentetr ToNz
caro por6ei, ipelher Den 8crmaltung5iefrez
tdr bon benz Nor9efaleucn III &eltntnib
lebte. 0ieier IicB cen 6remocn, 9faI1leltS
&ei6lib8e, eriud)en, iid in iein 8nbinet SIT
nerfiiQen; Der Grt0lGnoer ober cnfge0nete
pb(egmatii0: No, no, moa pas dGranger
moa," So muBte Der Sefretdr lid, germ
pocr ltngcrn icIblt ber0l1gtren, erbiclt aper
5ucrIt bon bem eigcntDiinlli0en 8ogcllit6z
baber bieielbe 2tntlport. GdlteBlid folgte
er beunoO Der G1noroerltila, Cab Dem
G~o'nm;iiGr 9iamen uno 2(orelle rno fe0rtc
bann ipieoer i'll ben 3ooip9, lheu Oarten
5lriif. Inn Dem leerelt Bauer gegeuilber IN
Den Sonb Die Worte 3u ldreibcn: DSb BIN
c5, Der ben o6arfnn9" gei0otet bat. 2eitbz
lto0e." Sp0ter eriGien btejcr liebensi
iuiirOi9e SpaBmaber bor ocm Bartjer
3udtpOltleigcri6t, lnt lit 200 Tralc5
Strafe, 500 6ronc5 Sdooeueriab Nno See
iaDlung bon 10 @yentplarcn be5 Jtjtbter>
lpru6e5, mtlde I'M SarOin b'2lcclimutiid7
tton olgelOlagcn pcroeH louen, uerurtbetlt
ST tDeroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-10
observation-disclosures ocs @eisenS.

0or 30 Sa0ren beiaB Der peiBe g9eiSen
Wttdlgan5 unD Wtsconltll5 etlletl JtuL iple
fQltm ttll anoerer. SIN leBterer 3ett bat it0
berlelbe allmGltg meDr uno mebr Derl6teD>
teri, moran aIet1 ungllittgc Sa0re5Selten
1dulO BADEN fDnntf. elm Der Sadie 0llt
ben 0runo SIT gebelt, mDge III Splgcu0en!
eil1 eSitger3eig gegebcn peroet. Suerlt -
geraoe nte in Dem frudtbaren Sallforl1lell,
nDlclbit e%ritaunlide WetSe1ernten bon 20
8uibelS per Qtcre Dorgefommen itn0 - be-
Durfte e5 1petfer ntbts, ol5 Das 2allb ulltz
Supfliigelt 1no ben Gamer etnSuegaeH.
2lUer ooS 4fiitgen unb @8gen 8eldab 1T
nur pberfadltder robcr Netle, trpboem
blieb Die grlte INNER itod retd}ltd ur0
BON uritdoclbafter Site. gdbreno De5 gan1
scn .3eitraum5 Der nun DerfloIlencn l2Bten
"a So0r3tGnte lit auBcr Dem @Dpielt III
Den lebtell Safrei tno Oe1n l~lnterpflllgel1
bon Rlee feline ueile Oungultg i'll Dem So0ell
qcbradt poroen. Grob Der dlIgetncia ge7
Degten 2tnijut, baB Die Trudtborfeit oeS
4SrajrieboDen5 uneriOopflid lei l10 felners
lei 9in9er be0iirfe, miro nelcr0t185 Sabr
iur SaDr Quf'5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nad9ez
miejen, DAB Dem bod nidt 10 lit, oaB,
1penn Die QjeidaffenDeit Oe5 9aroeS burd
9tQdbilfe 1liDt Cr0Q!ten bleibt, SeDl1d)lAge
etutreten miIiiicn, uno babel lit fir D}idtgQn
1no Q8tscorii1 iu56eionoere benlerfens7
tDert6, DaB iid oeren Ourhlhntttlide Grnte
iett Den leBten 3e0n SaGrcn UNI iaeDr ais
Die 0Qlfte uerri1t9ert bat, nIInLtd) BON Is
auf 1362l100 Bui3el. per 2Icye. Die Der@
idaGdterte 8elNaffen0ctt tDetIt altb auf che
&erringerung Der Bopentraft bin. DerAer
bat man iGn9it bemertt, DdE Dem Jebtae1
lGeDte ipeientlide 8eitanotDelIe tebielt,
lpeldc eS eDeoem entDielr, Inn eth pnlltoH7
nten i6modGaite5 uno naGr6afteS Yroo S4
~Iicfern. Q2e1n man in Der obel1 angeoeuttz
ten gSeile naGforiht. biirfte man Der liz
lode mobl eilmal ouf Den 8runo fontInei1,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-10
Seu &NfstatG

Ser Gpinat lit cine bon 8ielen untsr=
1ddBte 0et1llleart. @r bat auBec Dem
Gor5ua, iebr ieidt peroauLtb gu ietI, aul6
Den, fat Da5 ga1Se SSaDr btH0urd) SIT Ge@
beiDen, i'm 0erbite tpte int 8ri0jaDre gelGtt
lDerben sI toui1elt, ur0 nllr Der 1trengiten
Gdlte ODER fortge]ebter GroGet6eit slt tpeiz
den. Otuu bant 3lDei Nrten oeileibeu; Die
cine nit gintten ru1Det Sdn1eafbr1lerH ltllb
abger ttiGetenBldttern bic nlloere nit Itad)e=
lidem Sau1en UNI grDBen idjilff6rmigen
8ldtterlt, beren Gtgenl0aTtert it0 i6rigeltS
fat ourdauS gletcbell; beioe ttno eillldbrtge
gflan5eu ltl1D mlI1en all0 auidDrltN neu
~au5gelQet tperoeu.
Sn ben norDlt6en 0e9enoen tpir6 DoDl
Ser nltiite Sptnat gebaut. sob man i'm
MIN lteben mag ODER 1tdt, CT Dut eiAen felt
9egrunoeten Sui lno 1T eth 0ur6auS 9ez
lu1toeS, iebr letd)t perDault0es Semitic,
tDeld)eS 5ip0r Mot %Delonoer5 na6rhdft, a6er
ood lebr empfe3len5tDertb lluo belonOerS
aid fur 8ranfe geetguet it,. @S miro
ilbri8en5 cine Weage bon YaQlt5en ais
Spinat 8ubereitet, tpie bte5 aDRltb betm
Salat Der 6a1 lit. go tBt man ob8ez
le6en bon DEM ncleroiugS eingefitbrten
neaieelQnDildtn Spinat in maIden 0e>
genoen Die iun9en Irje6e oer Wtalue ioDobl
ais Semitic, wie ais Salot, fetner Den
W}arDgoIo, meIder erit reft sart piro,
ipellll iDu Der 9teif getroffelt bat, aud Jtel=
lein, 20tDen5abn, 8runncnfreile &C., aus
ipelden alien inl TriihItng ei1 ipinatarti8es
Semitic bereitet miro. Sn einSelne1 Wez
gel0en nitnnit man Die no0 gan5 iurl0eH
4SilGnlOel oes SpiuatS Qdn5 aus Dem 500
ben uno oGmpft tie, Dbne Tie 5u Seri6netoen
D0er 3It 5erDaden. Der au5gepreBte Saft
Oes Sptnats fQrbt iebr id0n uno gang une
l0dOli6 grim uno mfrs 0eS0alb nanleltlt1
INN 2uffrhGr form nipffoh nprnp10pt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-10

F@sw Orteuus, II. Oft. 1884.
Die uuter5et@netet 6cldeiuigen, bab lie fir Jts6Hurg
res 6riebenSridIerS 6arry Smitb l1o be5 Qldu,erS
gStiitam ~ &enuebp in &reenptue, Min, IN Huitraee
Der 9ant poH 8reetpiue Ste Collection Don f. eutelt
6ilnfel oe5 Sooles go. 1886 Der Eoutiilnas5 taatSz
Sotterte (8oitenpreiS il l DouGr), aui pelbes ain IA.
Sttober 1884 br 3~peite 90uptaewtHu You
5000 Dollars fitL iIbernommen uub oeu oarauf
enttHUenoeH @ewinuaItbetl bupb Anpeiiuug an bic
&em olleans Nattoual6oHt bel Borpeiiaus oes Soeies
ptIrttlt3 be8abtt erbultet ba6eu,
u. Il. GotIod& 60,
Union Ctr. 30. 80, STEM Orleans, ga.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-10

Nntersei4neter beideiuist, oaB ct tar 9tednuns pes
Sonse5ertp in l Memphis ie elm 5 SiInitei NH rot iir ]stsd5 i i
beS loltsijtea Son. 0olp in Utcmo6ts Elm 8inttsl pes
gooieS no. 1885 Der E~euiiia;n StQat5iptterte Oloitenz
1854 Der oierte ~arptafnfn pom 5000
DotlarS fiet; in &nitra9e ser Sanf Of in
MifnlnbiS sur @insiebun8 iiberitomnten, uno pap Ser
i'm Bureau Der @eisai6aft prompt beSablt mproeu 1T,
- i. y, OSBORN,
Asentfoer Soutbern @rprcB Co.,
NeD ErleanS. 70,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-10
@urfcus ,ttto anr9isferme.

8~efanntli9 beiiben Die 0urfen unO 9llr7
biile meiItens nur sum She'll irudtbore
Serne. Dian bat beo6aDtet, boB bic ftudte
barren Serne Oieienigen limo, reld)e 1tdl nG9e
benz SlengelenOc 5l befll1oeH, lpo allo DIE
5ru0t nit Der 0tanfe 3ulon1melbaf1gt, NOS
gegen 6~ieienigeH &erlte. ipelbe IN Der aioez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-10
Mep Srleans. 20. cft. 1881.

linterSetGneter beiGeinist, baB er iir JieGnung upt
6. Z, Bennett IN Chicago, SebsmtGitgnSe SO. 210 Debuz
bait, Elm Sitnitet b5 yooies DO. 1856 Der souiidtta
Stoat9lotierte Roitenprei5 Gin Dolar), ipelhes am n.
Sftober rem Speiten 0auptgeDiuH Don $4,000 Collars
eu~tialenoe Wepinnoutbstl utltelit }ltueiiuna Gil bic
9tep Orleans gattoHal> Nout gspen Norweiiiiue bes
Sonies in benz Bureau Der CvieljAait p~fnttltb beSablt
1poraen 1T. s.. 81. G5bArn,
Aseut Der 6outbern @rpreB 80. in atep Orleans, ga.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-10
Sin Sctptmm ben 1900 cellars.
Weu Orleans, qo,. %. OF. 1894.

Nep Orleans, 9a., %. Oft. 1884.
ltuter3et6neter bei6etni9t, ouf ct fir 9ie9uung RON
3, e. 8or lit Borta9e Gitp, III 2&isconin, Spei 6iinftet
ocS Xople3 SO. 47,254 Der goHiieu1 Staat5lotterie
(Soitenprei5 l3pei Collars I'M &urtau Don ID. q.
Gdupbiu in SrteQns, "a, uui 1psldsS qpI IA, Oft. 1884
Der brittle Sauptprei5 DON 10000 Dolfars fietJ, sur @iuz
StebuHg itber1ontrten uuo ndB Der earauf entfaaeGoe
8etros 9e3en @orSeigung oes NooIe5 i'm GIreou Der Ge@
ieillduft notwithstanding an bic gtclu0 rteanS N~tattouot
Sanf piiuttltd be5aDtt mproet lit. s. Dc. O5buru,
N9ent ber S%OutberI @rprcB so. in 9tep Orleans, Va.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-10
rem 6dlfte-ndp Der &rone 1ir-enthatter
itno, tpobl 8Iiitben, aber teire 6ru9te treis
Ben ioQen. 49,
OluRllOe 6emlnuer.
Gin Serm5geu auf eineu Siding.
Gia @insi8er, Der Getptuter ocs
6roBeu &ooieS.

RewSrteaus, Is. OF. 1884
untcr5eidneter beIdeiuigt, has ct fir einen Gepcnenz
ten Der " Ititana giatjonatbanf pie @iH;teDlIr5 bes gans
sen .Eooles 9fo. 7o,455 Der XouiiiaMa>S taatS> totterie
(SolttnpretS 5OotarS), auf rpeld)eS IN Der 2ieHur3 pom
u. Sttober 1884 Der 9unpt9epiuu pom $1,000 IoaarS
1tl,. belorat nno oieie Sunme gsgell gor5eigun9 Oes
Eoolss IN Bureau Der geieli4ait pGntt(id alI5be3ablt
erbaltel bat. IS. y. Yboite
9Sediei> un6 Disfoutozglert ser Xouiiiana
9GttoHdlbant III 9tew Orleans, VA.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-10
Mem orleona q. oft. 1884

g8. 6. fri8es i'll GhtroSo, ST. Elm ,EiinItct bes gooies
No. 1896 Der yolIitana Gtaat5lOtterte tSoitenpreis Sin
Dolar), baS am Dienito9 BEN ii. Git, 1884" geSegcu
lpuroc, SAr @tn5tebIng lberHomuttH uuo boi Der parauf
e%ntialleuoe @etrag geaen @or;et9uta oe$ eooies mitteltt
%Nnweiiung all bic 9tew Orleans 4atIoitulbant pilHttii6
besablt moroeu lit. y. ". Eaipn,
A9cHt Der Raetfic @rpreB 50. IA gerp Orleans, "a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-10
Mem 0rleons. %. 0ft.

Nnter3etdueter beibeintgt, bdB er i'm Anjtrase Der
3lpetten 9tationalz8a pon @elumbuS, 3enn, iir
Jte6nuns non Wtort Opbae hnielb.t etn IRnlteI bes
yooIe3 30. 1851 Der Soutiiuna StaatSiotterte ltOitelts
prets Solar i'm &urearDo ". II. 9aunbin III. 9teD
Orleans, &a.), auf mGlbeS ar Il. 9ttobcr 1SS4ser Ate
0auptgepiltu oou GGO &QQars itl, couefttrt M4b ben
batolu entialtf1bgn fttrog g,8en &ollDstlitn9 pes 1ooics
i'm &5Hrea4 pr Ge1e1ldaft prompt etbalttn bGi.
g. :. S~GItQna,
.9tuaMer" Der Statf Nattouot @anf,
yea Stleans. "a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-10
DR. VHITTIER.
GIT 81. Charles Ctr, ct. SOuis, Gto.

Gin reouIdr @rarrirte1 ron spei mebiatniiden unis
seriitdten. g8ar nit Der gsbonblun9 pon &roniideu,
%nerp5Ien, 6autz unb Ytuttr0ntbetteHt mad 4uSpets beg
2eitun9en uno aIer alien 8tmobner Ger Staot leH9cI
fSriaEt. GIs irocuo Gin 0oftor in ct. gouts. GoniuIias
ttonen IN Der Gifice oocr per Kot tret.. YIN @slpro9
rrter s5reuuoen, pber cine Dieinun9 s dnBsrh1s foites
ridts. Gprebt ur cocr idreibt uno beiGreibt @ureH
Iou 10 ont s5Br tDHnt. Stelt frGgen, burb pel3e ;Shs
itubiren unb Guren Tou oeNer ertldret tonnt. Batten>
ten oebeilt per 9oit ODER @rpre6 In 1eeiM Staat. Ms
3pefiel befebt, ptrb es ebrlta Su9ettdnoen. SH peraIa
fsten RranfLettsjdueu NIB mo bic Dtittrl IS erlaubeu,
Enoe man ii9 sur pouitdnbt9en forperltSen trteriIS
6uuo elm. 9,iels, rel4e uer9ebli5 Seiluus 9eindt, bGa
ben ben Dofter aus ber IerHe beiu9t, mas tbm LANCE
erDiinj6t mar. E:;o boben nttlteHs uTerpartet 3etlun9
aennosH.
gserOOSe acknowledgements, gtbfpars
anna, aeijtige us0 R0TperltGle GOwad)es
uaercmriaIe wmO anOere 4tifectiOae1 Der Febte,
G,aut tino S9ioG)eT, S!0tsltnretatg2ett ataS
eslst &ergijtwng, GautfranebetteH, cite
Wunocn nuD 9eid3todre, SinOerntHe ScS
Geirat5em6, Jtbeuraat!sUIns, @.GNtorrboiOesaS
Sscbls, eSafcuz, 2tsW9etss mao ScbecsaetoetGS
aGeberarD ettung OeS Gsbir,S, tUHmoasstIt6,cn
SSduem miro b~efOm1ere 2luftnerfIGuaSsit ees
E3ouet. . ....-
Rraufbeiten In SoIse pom nnbeba1tfamfett. bic BI0ss
HeIluns in s1in6 unO Wstter, ,owie 1usIameifuns
e-Seueen, uao swar ~folsenes: NerpoTtut, Mbiponnans.
gelidtsidwSds, perihpoT1nene 8tiIoner, uait9eIbais
tes eeoadtniB, Qtmples i'm 9eii5t, abHetgmng gegen
Eei6tide &eleui1ait, feAleupe Hebenstreuoe, fehlenoeE
@blsetS, nnidbtgfeit 81 betrotben, S3rermIthtgtett
unperDaIiidteit, 2opijbmerSen, Anruhe, @ertuIt Der
Thattratt, 9bmeraeI iEl NitGen Il. |. 70. Sic peroen
nit uuper9tei6li5em @Tiol9e bebanoelt. SITeeSStnnz
ben uon 8 llbr DtOr9ens bs 8 llbr Inenbs. Aer3te iH
aauseu 4aNos eRlpie Glen Natienten otele dlteite Office In
Gnperifc. 100 elproble CUTE 3etlmiitel ieSeu 2eitalters
unb Sanpes %dn9smeHeet DsrSeH. ArStlobn nteOrio, baus
fig nteOriser ME bel ~aGeerer. Gin gutter &r5t unO eias
E6cre Rur iub bic 3auptia6e. @robes Sous, jGss
Gtdge oebran1t, feline Eloskeuuwe. Refine Gle. SeSsS
Rebt Gr. g8bittter's SeiIuasea Ens tsine Experiments
ptrheh semeEL StuaSe" Dos . nhr IsoS9ens bis Q
Ubr AbswS&. ESsS35tisIgBG
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-28

4 Dangerous Case.

Rochester, ,ltluc !, lSS2.
"Ien Years aga was attacked with
the most intense and deathly pains
in my back and kidneys,
"EXtcuding to the end of my toes
amt 10 my brain,
(which made me deliriou-l
"From agony.
"It took three men to hold me on
my bed At timc-,
The Doctors tried in vain to re
licve me. Bur TO no purpose.
"Morphinc and other opiates
Glad no effect,
"Aftcr two months was given mp
10 die,
Nv hen my wife
heard nrlghhor tell what Hop Bit
ters had done for her, she at once got
and gave me some. The first dose
caScd nav brain and seemed To q
hunting through my system for the
pain
"Thc second dose eased me So
much that | slept two hours, some
ming had not done for two months.
Before had u-rd live bottles. | was
well and at work, ~ hard ~ any WGu
could, for over three week; but /
worked tco hard lor my strength, aud
taking hard cold, | was taken with
the most acut' AMI painful rhcumn.
u-m all through my system mar was
ever known. called The doctors
again, and after .cvc-s weeks, they
lett me cripple on crutchcs for life,
n they said. lmct friend and told
hin my case, and tie said Hop l. tiers
had cured him aud would cure me.
poohcd ai him. but he was so earnest
was induced to use them again. In
les than tour weeks | threw away
my cru'chcs aud went to work light
ly and kept Oh using the bitlers tor
five weeks, until became as well as
any msu living. and have been 50 for
-iN years since. 1t also cured my
wife, who had been so for years; and
has kept her and my children. well
aud hearty with from TWO to three
bottles per year. There i no need to
be sick A. all it these bittcrs are used,
J j. BFRK, Ex-Supervisor.
"That poor invalid wife.
"Sister,
"MOther,
"Or Daughter
"CAn be made the picture of health,
"With few bottles nt Hop Bitters.
"Wili you let them suffer-"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-28

OAR sole leather, 4p045c; ret slaughter sole
leather, gs034c uuA harness leather, B2N'"'
.uutuu harness lrAthrr, iuUaJC, shNrtlus leather,
80 1gr patent leather, per foot l21.c rmalne.
leather, per foot, 2vg2ic; sheep -ethi, sd.@''d
IN ~ mir dozen. American calf -kin-, s!.@a
.nI Illr lrrns. urr dozen, 81! duGtr ~; hnr-t
cnilAis, per dozen, S3.joG35 90; surrups,
" acu manufacture. per dozen. - 4.U"G,5.io.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-28

K.ssA. C1rY May 27.-wheat auiet at 81,
bid cash. NliH-ii, MAv, r. July. Corn lower
and weaker 10 ~ cash. ila, ASK June, ~ 20
a.. Julv. Dat- iull an nominal at ~ oid.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-28
Coke and ireland.

II would be difc To imagine g
more faulty piece ot original states
manship than was Cukc's hr-t admin
istration in very many leading ieal'
ures.--Staiesmsn.
The Statesman having delivered
this sterce, but well rounded sentence,
il is 10 be hoped that il teels relief.
For ten long years, The editor OF the
Statesman has been patiently waiting
and watching for the time and oppor-
unity, when this brosdside might be
turned loose. inst where Coke has
offended the wisdom of the States
man is not clear TO be seen. The lsud
policy OF Coke is arraigned, Just a,
though the Statesman was utterly ob. .
liyiou. of the fact that IT wss long
after Coke had left Austin, sud when
he WAS comfortably located at Was"
ington, when Govern nor Roberts In
augura,ed "the land policy OF whicl
we are to-day only reaping the fruit,
in the vast bodies OF the states vsiu- F..
dlculously low figures into the hands
of foreign aud domestic combs
nations, syndicstes aud the like
The other faulty acts OF Cokes ad-
ministration seems 10 have been his
personal difference with Ireland, or
rather his subsequent ability 10 sink .
his personal quarrel, in matters con-
corning the state. This ability OF .
Coke and ireland TO lay aside their
p rivste wrongs, and personal snimos.
tiles, when IT comes 10 public affairs,
is something totally beyond the ken
OF the Statesman, and 80 far over.
reaches its statesmsnship, as to be-
come political crime in its eyes, or
at least constitute one Of the chief ele.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-28

riairle hay. per ton, sG.5 "a %; balei hay
tlt.p: nuirt nay SiO.UuGi3 20 per ton
b.lo lilot hay sli.Ud. Corn, per nu,heI,
ua>,t. .43l.c; white, - wheat, Mediterranean
.t... o., NicnrausuI ijajOc. oats i2'.c
Eafic, p UGnc. shraf oats :! Gb5 ~. Miiict
H. bt.r,llr,, ~ 1pds5 uu per hunircd Sew iod-
Ter. ~ 1ioG2 - per hundred bundles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-28
Nnce Furniture 90.

We have sold our interest II the Waco
Furniture Co. TO L. II Goodloe and
Jno. ]. Jones. They will pay all lIabii-
ties and collect III outstanding accounts.
We respectfully request our friends to
coutiDue their patronage with the new
firm. ]. ". Sage.
25.3t W. I. YorNa.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-28

j. +. MctoMB. reared in Collin
county, admitted To thebar i'll tripson,
and fora II lumber of years closely
ideutiti"d with the democracy OF
north Texas, will mix mtl"rs IN that
section with Senator Gibbs,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-28

ments of "must faulty admiui-trh-
ton" That Coke and Ireland have
not carried their personal quarrel
iuto the party politics, into the state
capitol, and tl,c United states senate,
i. sufficient evidence to the States
man, of we'll organized Cokc-lrc-
land ring. Bu: it viii be d N eult TO
conyin Texas democracy, that it IL
not matter tor -clf-congrstulslion,
that they have man at the head OF
their national politics and another
leader in state affairs, who can sub
duo their pcr- ,nniiiies and make
them subscr, lent TO the wants OF the
state and interest OF the party.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-28

WACO wants Texas TO come and
spend the 4th of July with her There
will be every provision made for the
comfort and accommodation of all
visitors.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-28

THE Marlin Ball speaking OF the
snort of the' hullionairs to bu.ldose
he dcmoCraCtic party, says:
Let them ga over TO the repuhll-
can party aud its tree gra-. platform
and make the il. uc "irrc gls-s ana
children'- money and the democrat
ic majority will bc the largest ever
gwen ia the state.