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From the Hartford Times.
The New York Times says "all good
democrats voted the republican ticket
In Ohio to sustain President Cleve-
lands administration" The Times
appears to be cross-eyed, like Mr.
kenyon's hired man, who thought a
steer was springipg into the barn
yard when he jumped the garden
fence and ate up the sweet corn. The
Times is cross-eyed this fall, takes the
corn-field for the barn-yard, and i.
driving Ia the herd to destroy Mr.
Cleveland's sweet corn while declar.
ing that 1t is watching and protecting
the growing crop on the field which
it plowed aud helped to plant.
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the discovery is too Late.

MAI and Expfess
The Times and Post are printing
detailed proofs Of Governor Hills as
sociatiops with the Tweed ring in
1871, and present strong reasons why
he should not be elected governor.
Their attacks on Mr.. Hill, however,
would be more influential but for the
fact that these same journals zeal
ously sustained Mr.. Hill for the high
office al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, with Its
chancss of succession, in 1889. They
should have brought out the same
damaging facts against MIR. Hill in
1852, If they knew of the existence OF
these facts.
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Contagious

Diseases are Prevalent AL over the World.
am nat We OF England and while was In
tha' country contracted terrible blood pot
son, and for two years was under Treatment rs
an outdoor pstient at Nottingham nosri.al,
Englfnd, but was not Cared. | suffered ,he
most Agonizing pains In my ones and was
covered wi h sores all over nv body aud
ia loss OF siebt. severe pains In nv head and
eyc7, etc. which nearly ran me crazy. ! lost
all hope in that country, aud sailed tor Amer
lea, and was treated at Roosevelt in tails lily,
as well as by aprominent physician In New
York having no Connection with the hospitals.
saw the vegtisement ~ swiirs sDecihc
and determined to give Il a trial as a isst re-
sort had given up all bnpe OF beil cured.
a. had gone through the hands The best
medical men In Not tugham aud New Yors.
took six bottlel OFFS. b. 8. and l eau say With
great Joy that they have cured me entirely
sm an souhd an well Us ever was In my
lie. l.. FRED HALFORD.
New York City, June i2th, 1895.
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The Fort Worth Mail is getting
shaky on the immigration matter,
since that mother in Fannin county
gave birth to five children at once,
and sigbingly remarks: "What does
Texas want of an immigration bu.
rean2J
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THERE are but two living species
Of elephants, the African aud the
Asiatic. says the New York Sun, evil
IDENTIFY forgetting the third species,
the New York mugwumps.
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Blood

Is the life, aud he Is wise who remembers II.
But In March of last year ussD, / rom &c ed
blood poison. and being In Savannah, Ca, at
the time, went into the hospital the-e for
treatment ] suffered very much from r.,eIi-
matlsm AT the same time. did not yet we'll
under the treatment there, nor IVES ca e. by
any Of the usual means. have now taken
seven bottles OF Swifgs Specific and am = uud
boils on the skin. Dan LPAHYe
Jersey City, N J, Aug. 7, lass
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A THREE-sided fight is going ON at
San Antonio between the evening
Light on one side and the Express
and managers of the volksfest on
the other, the Light declaring the
volksfest failure and injury, ow-
ing TO mismanaRement.
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Poison

had produced great holes 10 my back and
chest md had removed all the hair OF nv
aud the sores DeTan 70 zeal and were enlire:
ly gone inside o. eight weeks.
WILL JONES, Poiter Union PasA DEPOT.
Ciso .. Texas, July 10, 1855.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed
free
THE s WIZ sPEoIFIc Co., Drawer p Atlanta,
Ga. N. Y, 1857 W. sd 81
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Prices are a great consideration in
these times, and so cents saved is a
dollar made, and you can make a
great saving by seeing onr great bar
gain opening. LEVINE Bros.
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MAJOR Robert Burns, the newly
appointed postmaster at Houston, is
linesl aud direct descendant of the
great Scottish poet, Bobby Burns.
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The New York Evening Star says
that Governor Hill's canvass is one
solid volume of enthusiasm.
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WACO. TEX. OCT, %, 1885.

AN epidemic of diphtheria is pre-
vsiIiug in one or two places in Penn
sylvapia-
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Our prescription department is one
of the most complete In the city, and
under the management of thorough,
careful and experienced prescrip-
tionists. w. A. Williamson Il Co,
Fourth and Austin.
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Most elegant line of toilet goods
and perfumery in he city, at W. A..
Williamson Il Co.'s drug store,
Fourth and Austin.
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Pozzonfs complexion powder is universally
known and everywhere esteemed IS the only
powder that will improve the complexion.
Use no other. For sale by Castles 4 Morrison.
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bankrupt sale
Ofupredeemed goods. Five hundi ed
c)in silver, Elgin, stem-winding,
screw bezel, dust-proof watches, at
$3.50, new. ID. DoMNAU Il Bro.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children teething. II soothe,
the child. softens the gums ALIAS all pains
cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy
diarrhDa.
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Two years ago )ntraeted blood poison.
After taking prescriptions from the best y by
sieians here aud at Dallas I concluded to
visit Hot Springs, and on reachiug TexarkanA
DOCTOR 7 sommended me - try Sw fts spe-
tinc, sssuflng me thet II would benefit me
more than Hot Springs. Although the
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Prescriptions and family recipes are
now In order. Take them to w. L.
fuckers "Lion Drug Stoie.' Will
have the best attention day or night
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DYEIHa AND SECURING.

VNHR LITTLE FRENcHa AN ciea ms, press
i and dyes coats, vests and pants ren
derlng them good al new. Hats dyed and
blocked. Ladies' dresses. ribbons, sAshes.
plumes, etc. clean, d, dyed and pressed. Re.
pairing gentlemen's clothes Specially. Sat
isfaetion guaranteed. Washington street.
near 4th.
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Ladies' and Gentlemen,
Young and old, rich and poor, will
be able to find desirable goods during
tee grand opening bargain week at
Levine Bros.
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(tALL AT l. CoHES& BROS RED FRONT
~ Store for cheapest and best dry goods,
clothing. boots and shoes: also good Hue OF
groceries at cheapest prizes; l75 South Plaza
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Read and forget not fuckers col
umn ad.-"Lion Drug Store"-his
Simple remedies the people do take,
aud attest daily of their merit.
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ElLLIs' GENERAL DEL VERY WAGON
~ Moving furniture specially. Leave or
ders At FINN and Austin streets.
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pRMoVAL.-Dr X. W. White has removed
III his office To az Mary street between
Fourth and fifth, where he will hereafter be
found. Calls by telephone. or left at william.
son & Co.'S drug store. promptly attended to.
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MONEY 10 LEND-AMOUNTS FROM 5000
lNl to sl0,0OO on farming or pasture lands on
long time. at easy terms, interest annually. Ap
ply to Ed. A Marshall. Sil Austin street Waco,
Pa
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Gi 600 REWARD FOR ANY CASE OF
gp1 OOO private disease, Spermatorea.
Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, syphilis.
seroiufa, etc. which DIR RICHAU's GOLDEN
REMEDIES FAIL TO CURE
No Mercury, no restriction OF diet Circulars
sent Correspondence answered promptly.
Address DR.. d. u RICHARDS. No. 22s varlck
{, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A LOST BOG-I will pay any officer In the
"a state e. for the arrest OF my sou. George
Horn. He ran of on the 9th Of this month.
His hair Is dark, and eyes gray. with little
cross In one Eye slender build; &, llow CON.
plexion. and aged 10 years, Address,
THOS, HORN,
McGrogoy, Tex.
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MONEY TO LoAN-oS LONG OR SHORT
INl time.
Land notes or deed Of trust Sc
TEXAS LOAN AGENcY.e
GorecanA. Tex.
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"A oNEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $500 AND
Nl UPWARDS, on easy terms. W. b. PAT
TERsoN & CO.. Waco. Texas.
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The IA AnInKRwiil not be held responsible
for any bills contracted by employees Of this
ofnoe. except ON written order signed By the
business manager.
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UNvERYBoDY read at once Tucker column
IL OF Lion Drug store" You Will sec there
Just what you need.
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THE store-house heretofore occupied by
l. Eaton a Guinan South Fourth street 25x
100 foot, The most moderate terms given.
Apply 10 J. 4 Eigin.
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CNoRD- WOOD FOR SALE. ORDERS LEFT
~ atMoore n Thompson's will receive prompt
attention. MRS, N. ii KIRKPATRICK.
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ToR SALE-Hs ACRES OF LAND. 22S
II under fence, 30 acres In cultivation, good
house, cistern: barn. plenty of water. located u
miles east of Waco Terms easy. W. I. JONES,
Axteil Tex,
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CHEAP COLUMN
WANTED

MEN wANTED-25 men wanted on this
wi Kirkpatrick farm ON the east side OF the
Brazos.
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experienced nurse. None
w other need apply. W. l.. TUCKER.
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EOR sALE:-N good second hand engine, per
feet running order good as new, at hall
price. Tom pAD0ITI.
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NAfANTED-l0,OO chills-Pselcr's Chill and
VVFever syrup, warranted to cure every case
or money positively refunded. For sale at
+. Peeler's drug store.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-24
NOW THEY GOT EVEN.
A Passage alarms Between Mr.. Ed
munds and Governor Long.

n InSSaEe-at-hrmS BctWeeu mrs Ell
munds and Governor Long.
At the New England dinner last Tuesday
evening, there was very enjoyable little pas
sage.at.arms between Senator Edmunds of
Vermont and Representative Long .of Massa-
chusetts. Mr.. Ednunds was responding to a
toast about the great men of Massachusetts,.
Governor Long, who sat near Edmunds, said,
"You -forget Choatc." Vermont's atlstere
Senator replied that he did not. Mr.. Choate.
he continued, had charm of eloquencc that
was infinite, but he was compelled to say that
Massachusetts had not gone back on her
Choate In eloquence, for, referring to Cover
nor Long, he saw. a living example before
him. u dare say" continued Mr.. Edmunds,
that Massachusetts, has fallen off something
in philosophy, and perhaps something in re-
ligion, as she used TO understand II, but when
y comes to the way of putting things, don't
think she has"
1t was but short time after this that Gov
ernor Long had his innings. lie said that
Senator Edmunds, with his Iron or ironcal
hand, " had waved him away as great Sena-
tors do poor Representatives. Mr.. Long as
serted that he was not an eloquent man; and
was never eloquent but once In his life "But
then the subject on which | spoke would
have made even dumb lips eloquent. IL was
when had the honor at the Chicago Conven-
ton to nominate the distinguished Senator
for the Presidency of the United States"
This very neat little reply of Mr.. Longs
naturally caused much laughter and applause,
which were as naturally resumed after things
had quoted down and Governor Long added:
Now think have carried out the little ar
made. before we left Washington this
morning.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-24
A New Formula for Consumption.

We are In receipt of number of com
muncations on q topic which just now
seems to be receiving the attention of a
great many persons. 1t is the question of
the treatment of consumption, and all kin
dred diseases, without drugs. Many years
ago, in France, 1t was decided by the lead
ing physicians that nothing was equal to
beef as an article of diet In consumption
and ali ailments which tend to its develop
ment. This is now generally-admitte
fact. Much difficulty, however, has been
experienced in the PRONUNCIATION Of this
truth, from the fact that many stomachs
cannot digest it. The indigestible quality
of all cod-liver oil having led to its being
abandoned in medical treatment. 1t was
found that blood taken from an animal just
killed, il swallowed, produced mar
velous beneficial effects. This found
favor with few, however, but the idea
has been put into practical operation, and
there are In all parts of the world, to-day,
hospitals devoted to the cure of consump-
ton and kindred diseases where beef com
bined with alcohol, in some form, is the
chief article Of food. Efforts have been
made by those interested to keep this simple
remedy from the masses, partly from selfish
motives, but quite as much from the fact
that the wonderful benefits to be received
advance, what constituted the cure. An
other reason was that its efficacy depends
on the presence Of spirits free from adultera-
tons and fusel oil. In the past 1t has been
an article difficult to procure. Now, how
ever, it can be obtained, and the communi-
cations we have referred to are from parties
wko are using formula of this kind re-
ceived from the Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. of
Baltimore, Md. The formula, which was
prepared specially for them by an eminent
German scientist, consists principally of
raw beefsteak and ingredients, which
any housekeeper can get and mix, combined
with their pure malt whiskey, which will,
II regularly used, add on an average 10
pounds in month to the weight. On the
receipt Of n two-cent stamp, the formula
will be sent, to all parties using their whls-
key, under the seal of the company. From
the abundance of testimony there can be no
question as to its value, This method of
| treatment is In accordance with the views
| of the two recognized leading medical au-
| thorties Of this country, Professor Austin
Flint, Professor Of Principles and Practice
Of Medicine, Bellevue Hospital College,
| N, Y, on the treatment of consumption,
and Professor ii. G. Wood, Professor Of
| Therapeutics, University of Pennsylvania
| ON the special action of all remedial agen-
| cics on the system The company has re-
| ceived so many inquiries concerning this
| formula and its fitness for the many dis
| eases which, II neglected, end In consump-
| tion, that they have found II necessary TO
| add a medical staff to their other business
facilities, which stan they place at the dis
posal of their patrons free Of charge for
consultations.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-24
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule In effect SUNDAY, DEC. 10. 1855,
until further notice

-.
leave Washington from station, corner of
New Jersey avenue and Cstreet.
f3r q, 1ahlcago wy a m ana 1910 m daily. The
700 u IN j. fast Limited Express for Pitts
Dnpg anu Sncago, arriving IN Pittsburg at
~ p .ni .hlcaEo next morning at 500 No
extra iHrc Is charged on this train for fast
Time.
fot 1lhcIhnail Louisville ana ST. Louis daily
hI y ~ anu lu'lVp m WIN through coaches
hna paiacS Sleeping cars TO above points
Wllhoui cnhnge; y = m rs fast limited train
70 omGhhhtl ana ~ Louis, arriving in Gin
Si51i heNt morning az Gi}, st. Louis at
O3O y m No extra fare is charged on this
>, Train for last time;
for ilttsbnrE az WAY q m with parlor car, and
~! p ~ udlly 10 ilttsburg, cleveland and
', bcIr9,i WIN stepping cars 10 Pittsburg.
f9r pan lin0it on week DAYS o O;!O Gao, 1872.
soy ana ~ Il M lS'iu' l:lO, 80 Clj-minutc
ram, $50, 1870 I4O b1O, $40, = S:95 AMI
>, II IN;
for Baltimore on sundays GEO, 1880, $50
anu ~ m, 49, lAO, $3.50, 1910 $40, $40,
=. Z, sy'2, II 7 M
FQr snehamdoah valley i,aiiroad and points
Nouth o,au y III udlly WIN Pullman sleeper
=, washington 10 new orleans,
for Ahn9puls 0:lU m ana l2lO and 1870 pm;
- on sunday s'3O a m. i:IO p m.
fof way STATIONS between washington and
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Entertainments ut the Washington
Theatres Next Week.

theatres Next week.
The Sunday evening concert which Is an
nounccd for next Sunday night promises to be
Of more than usual excellence. The ut
fractions are great Miss Juliet Gordon, who
is announced to sing, is a high soprano of re-
markable hexibility of voice and brlliancy of
execution. Miss Corden Is to be Mapleson's
leading soprano for his coming London season,
and has the proud distinction of having been
selected for this place from over four hundred
competitors. Among the other attractions
are Miss Mamie Maurice, the wonderful child
pianist; Mr.. Walter Smith, the new solo cor
netist of the Marine Band, and the full Marine
Band, under the direction Of Mr.. John Philip
Souse. The programme will be selected with
q view to showing each OF these artists off to
the best advantage.
Annie Pixley, who will make her appear
ance In this city on next Monday night, has
just returned from a fourteen months stay
abroad, and Is now making a most successful
tour of the States. On Monday and Tuesday
evenings and New Years , day aud evening vii
nesday and Thursday evenings and saturday
afternoon, Marsden's cara" will be pro-
duced.
At Herzog's Opera. House next week 1.-THE
Chimes Of Normandy will be given, with
Miss Agnes Earle as SeTp0leH.
The great Kate Claxton will be at AL.
baugh's Opera.House next week In "Called
Back" This IL one of the most powerfully
drawn emotional dramas now before, the
public, and as given by Miss Claxton and her
strong company makes an attractive enter
tainment. Miss ClaXton is recognized as one
Of the greatest emotional actresses on the
American stage, and will no doubt be well
coined by crowded houses.
vim" will be given at Ford's next week,
the present popular prices being maintained.
As its name indicates vim is bright brisk,
sparkling comedy-farce, with no. particular
plot and with the purpose of inducing mirth.
Next weeks bill at the Dime Museum will
be announced later. Meanwhile the excellent
entertainment there this week should be seen.
Jack Sheppard"
A first.class variety Is given at the Comique
this week In fact better has never been seen
here. The sleight of hand of Miss Rusche, the
balancing of Silva, and the Lannon'S are all
next week.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-24
house CoMlrIrrEE TALK.
Speculation on Speaker Carlislo'S
Probable Appointments.

Probable Appointments.
Speaker Carlisle will end the greater part
Of the holiday season in arranging the com
mitteos. He Is now hard at work on tho new
list and intends, II possible TO complete and
make It public prior to the roasscmblins Of
Congress on January .. When the work Il
completed tho Speaker will furnish the re-
spective press associations with copies for
transmission by telegraph.
OF course nothing definite respecting
the assignment OF Individual members can
be stated at this time. nor, In fact, can this be
done until the official list is made public, as
changes are invariably made mn to the last
Tomcnt. There are surface indications point
ing to certain selections, however, which, af
ter careful and unprojudiced review Of the
situation, II Is believed will stand Among
this class may be mentioned the following
Appropriations, Randall of Pcunsylvnnia:
Foreign Affairs, Belmont of New York; Post
offices and Postroads, TOwnshend or Springer
sylvania or Viele of Now York; Indian AT
fuirs, Mellborn Of Texas, and Patents
Mitchell of Connecticut.
The latter committee will doubtless develop
into an unusually important one during the
present Congress, owing TO the contemplated
reconstruction of the copyright laws. Mr.
Hewitt Of New York has been very promi-
nently mentioned In connection with the
Craftsmanship of the Naval Committee, and M
this time the chances appear TO Indicate that
he will he finally selected; but there Is an nm.
doubted strong element of opposition TO him
in the New York delegation Whether the
lukowarmnesg of his colleagues will have any
effect remains TO be seen.
General Niele, who represents the Tam
many wing of New York politics. and Is Il
very strong candidate for honors on the Mill
tary Committee. carries with him an uncX-
ceptional record and Is well supported by his
delegation, and being n West Point graduate,
the speaker may recognize his claims. Many
of the committees have been outlined for some
time past, but of course there are some which
cannot be decided upon until very thorough
survey Of the field has been made and the pc
culiar fitness Of each man carefully measured
The revised rules, too, will involve many
changes. Representative Dockery of Mis-.
souri, is backed for the chairmanshipo OF the
Committee on Accounts, which would have
gone to Mr.. Muller Of New York but for his re.
cent Illness. The latter will be properly
cared for, however, and has notified the
Speaker that he will be in his seat when Con
4 q ron geeutblps
The Washington critic., 1885-12-24
WASHINGTON, OHIO l. WESTERN R. r.

On and after AUGUST 30, 1885, trains will
leave from and arrive at 9Th and b
SITS. Depot as follows:
Leave Washington a, m, and d:35 p. m,
daily; arrive at Belmont Park 1851 a. IN. and
6;26 p. m; Leesburg II: O1 a. m. and 6;36 p.
M; arrive at Round Hin at ll43 a, m. and
7:lS pm
Returning, leave Round Hill sos a. m. and
300 p m; pass Leesburg $40 a. m. and 4:39
p. m; Belmos Park 6:64 a. m. and $50 D. m,
and arrive al Washington at S;35 a. m. and
7!lO p. m.
on Sundays the train leaving Washington
al o a. m. only runs TO Iocsburg, and the train
arriving at 7;lO p m, starts from Leeshurg
Special excursion rates and Sunday trains
10 Belmont Park. Monthly and communal
ton rates 10 all points.
$. NJ. BROPHI, Supt., Alexandria, Va.
E. J, LOCKWOOD, Pass, Agt., 507 Pa ave.
Washington. ID. G.