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Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
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Few persons arc aware of the in. niense hsla which hc study of insects opens to the studoit ,e what q hosl the cultiyator has Io encounter among the large portion thich ao ltan harm. Instead of the aths portion Which are a positiye benea There arc over 2e0-000 known spg cies, and the whole number is estimat Id ait 500, ,000 or COO { 900. rherc are 9d0 species of the but- teray in North Amaica, oad 2,50o North American flies Ihete are, al- together, Ut least 10000 species of Hymen-optera including wasps and bees; and s0,000 Coleaptesa, or she'll wing beetles Prof Liutner anumsr- ates i76 different insects which attack tho apple, although only q small nuln. ber are formidable. A minute insect has destroyed about | million acres of vineyard m France and we arc fami- liar with the many million dollars worth of property ruined by the Rocky Mountain locust Country
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

The deepest well in the world is lo- cated at Homewood, Penn. It is owned by George Westinghouse Jr. The average depth of the Homeuood wells is about $50 feet. In tha well now drilling everything found of the nature of gas or water at depth of 2,000 feet was eased of as unimport- ant, and the drill at present is said to be little over 6,00O feet below the surface, which would make 1t by all odds the deepest well in the world. 4 careful record is being kept, and portions of each formation encoun. tered preserved. Since it would ne. ceSsarily have to Do a very prolific gas vein to justify such deep drilling, 1t is a difficult matter to conjecture tue ob- jsct that prompts such work, unless it Be purely to satisfy 3 morbid curiosi- ty There are in Washington county some wells drillad to a depth Of 1000 feet, and tho only others 50 far as Known approaching the depth reached by Mr Westinghouse is an artesian well in France, tt which a depth ofI 5000 feet was reached Oil, Paint and Drug Reportsr.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

4 benevolent gentleman, whil, waiting for street ear, was ap, proached by negro who asked hin for 2 niekle Tho gentleman only had a niekle, but therc was something 50 appealing about the negro, that he gave him tho nickIe and decided to walk home,
 "Ihankee, sah, thaukee. Do Lawd .aint gwinter furget yer fur ais.
 That's all rjght'
 Vas, sah, yas
 Just then the car came along md the negro hopped on with agility.
 "Herei exclaimed the gentleman. You are m old soeundrel
 Yas, sas yas, but dc Lawa aiu't gwine tor furGet yer Arkansaw Traveller
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
, llFnEAnEn M MAN ].
fbIi. AIaF.IfN,

S2O 0.ass.s sssSss ps.s sss .ss sAT " , s.ss ss. < .
 get fgee . package of go0,is 0f largo value. that will start you il wuiif-tiiat wilI at tones bring y0u ln money fatitef than anything else ill America Al about the S2U0.090 ii presents with each box Agents wanted eyeryw here, of either sex, for al tlae tine or spare 0me only, 70 work for ns at their own homes Fortunes for aii workers atsclute4 iy assured Don't dSfag. IT. IlAIf,l,r & Co, Portland, Maine. feb2t Iv
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

A Western paper tells of young woman in Idaho who whipped four lions, Such a young woman doesn't need q 4big brother to protect her, and it is safe to wager that her fath- CTS front gate doesn't need repairing once a year. A man doesn't want a wifo that can whip four lions unless De can whip about twenty ,four. Nor- ristown Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

Just as lover had dropped on his knees and begun popping the quss- ton, q pet poodle, who thought the proceedings rather strange, made a dash for him. With remarkable nerve for woman. the girl reached over, seized the dog by the throat, and at the same time calmly uttered, Co on, George dear In listening to what yoU al saying
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
Saturday. October "A, lssS.

HosWsrEADs. The law is not com piled with unless tho party has resided npon tue tract covered by the entry. tBarvier vs Brown Secretary, septem- Dor, i7, 1ss5,)
 2d Temporary absence for the pur, pose of earning living is not an. abandonment of the claim Kenne- ay va Jayne Secretary, September N, lSS5.)
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
Ths sasrs-Malr Craze.
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HsieAgo Astses la she Nsw YeTk Telegspm
 The short hair erazo has taken Chi. eago by the cars aad unless something interyenss there won't be tress left outside of the hair shops long enough to wax into beau-catcher. From May to Michigan avenue and from Washington tosouth Park every third woman you meet hss been shorn als most as close as a convict and the ro. suit is positively oyeaabing Iho shingling is not confined tc any sge, class or style of beauty, but takes iii the belle of Dearborn avenue, the Blue Island ayenpe butchers wife, skinner schcol-garfg, artists, s,ugers,
 ''''''-''s~as and clairyoyants ,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

uuiteau's bones arc in a private room iR the Army and Navy Museum in Washington. They have been caye- fully articulated, and so finely pol. ished are they, thai they look like ivory. Great vigilance has been ne- cessary tc prevent them from being stolen, Until glass case has been provided for them, they will not be exposed to public view,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

" fA1tNif 4fNftts ltt tfQ Fital fluid tg un0hsegyec ip the urine and inary osher dis. ea5eg tll7t lad t1 insanity and death
 BBrs A48NXRE. who s H regalaf phgeicasi sfaa,asa et the UryNstg of Pa8nsygsnsal sfi aefet t5 ferfa @5sgs t9s eass V tils klna tie Rliai KasSoPnsaye t0paer ms specia. aduse aad ty6Atlacntj viii not elre, of lor Enytng ingifc of Injurious found N it btks 8AAN3A treass all private discases eastcss. IntiJ withoas mercury. Nl0mSnEtntfen Free Thorppgh consolidation aUd Adfca, sn>audina auaivs aisoi urne s5 00.-Priea oi YFAL RgsroR4fiyH ss 6o 2 bctele or four tines tho quantltg sS sent to any address upop receipt cfpgiee, sr G c. D seeffs fgem obervation and b private name H ,lesired s
 A. F. AHEETgEs RI. gs
 n kEafney st9eet san Franetsse gal
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

34ASheAk .EfEs kSasA. TRTs& GREAT
 N fA$ ~ sessss As# tErKIEEfSr E4 Bs "
 K gs S M \ M axss R EM EEBF Is Eg A SM and Nerve TONIC les, ", { & N ..., # $ the iegitimate re- lgg VI M ~ suit Of over 20 years lssss z ss1s z, # s x Of practical eSperi- igg X AFs M ence, aud CERES I5t NV X isa9 WITH CNFAII5- kt SAg NE ess "A slt ts s Nervous and Pbysi- assss e'll ilthi l,tty, 9eniln- riipa. EMisgtens, fnpatency, Isxliausten Yltallty Premature Decline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, fn all its complications and ffOni whatever cause produced. Iteurichea and purtfes tie Bt80a, strengthens tlia Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Repro duetife Organs, Physical and Mental Fac ulsies. it stops any nnnatural debilitatine strain on thb system preventing inyOlun- tary losses, debilltatlng dreams, seminal l0iscs with the urine etc., sa destructive Co ffisld and body. Jt ls 8 sGra aliminat1r of all KIDNEY and BlADDER COM PisAIMIS. It contains nc tajnriOus ingre- diisnts. To THOSE SUFFERING FROM THE EVIL EFFEcTs or YOUTHFUL IspfscRE- TtpNs oRExcRssEs, 4 SPEEDY, TrT0Roram AND PERslAgESp CURE IS GIfARAM- FEED, Pries, S2 50 iaef bottle, or five bot. ties in case, with full directions and advice for BIO. Sent secure from observation Co any address upon receipt of price, 0r c. o. D. To be had only of
 DR. c. D. sALFIELD, 2ls kEABaY ST., San Francisco, Cal Consultations strictly confidential liy letter oT at office, FREE. FOT the convenience of patients. and in or der to insure perfect secrecy, 1 have adopt ed a private address, anaer which all pack ages will be forwarded
 Trial Bottle Free ssi'ss ss s fi < .ss .ss, t t an! one applying by letter, stating his synlptqnas aud age. GdannUnieafi0Bs strict " confidential jan 24-H
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
S2Oo Reward.
To Capital Seeking IsYestmeHt

\ OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER. est in file two copper claims. xia. . large amount of high grade copper ere sa sight Fleitty of weSd and watef op tAe' claims. { want ss50oa to buy outstanding Interests, develop claims and put si,nll In bullion pTgti,lcing cpndi;imL ] will repay thls Sao,g geo out q the first copper produced, leaving y2iI wilh q cue half interest iii two goofA degeloped claims, with gopd frdDe- ton works en prGpeTtg Aou can secure yourself by deeds Co claiHEs mud all fin- Eroycllleilts until money is paid back, shen divide property end go ahesd
 faitlg
 Cal sfl or adGress JOilsf D. BE, ,Els lslsss. Dunlap '0stcfice Graham County, Arizo- ia, via iDit Grant. seIa. s-a
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
esoO REWARD.
aeso REWARD.

AsrA The abofe reward VIII xszzga Dc paid for the deteetica and conviction of any person or persons cangiit
 stsalAg or killing any es FT leaitleof the above brafdf E.As lA4A JOHN KENNEI1Y,
 Globe, X. n,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
The tsreat Eaellsn ReTnady.

lsa lcyer-fa -faillng curs ief Nervous tiesailsy exhausi
 co vitality seminal weak ness pafnatofrlaca f.asI
 N kHHOon { lmpotsneg paralysia pr0statorrllNa and all thc terrible efFeets ef ssli.hbasc. yaussigl fol lies and eSsesses la ma tlirss years saeh Is l0ss ot memory I.asaitues, Nocturnal cgaissfans, avef- sion to society, DiRness
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

'Fac EsacsoE wlil agree % forfeit :aX eco tsr s ccst nnderaRen not GiifeA 1fR reason sa E.say sas nss gcf cured og fenoss sad lie etcx3 dtssases s owing fe co*rpbeasioF esllad iskftSTATQRRH IA E w4th lsf2taesshis' which featireG raeri tss&taest
 bR. issBIes issiGaskrsR Ns. q without pscoHag' tKeatmert s tNe only cure Tor fEosyA AY8ekukk ns. lt asSHoop h rUstcrci and tbe hand ct tine rsovo4 back tron age Co youth.
 Price orelthrr fuvig0rafBr. S2. Cars q six bestles Sla. sent 70 my aGdnes ccTcred s@. c2reiy iron obseftafon.
 pr. kfeh8w q Al. treat successfully ty Heuseso. p9tbg every form ot Sf fECfsf. PIifsA es EC1f ig DlSEaeR 2 stsat nsrcnry er rsseens dfnxe vitality $ 3ra;rsd ireia the Ady uiifcrcns sseses tolew tat btte orai,ary tnsdisal treatnleag r af lcwsd tO ecstirs. the uB9stiirtl icss eaaxes c4n< sHeTtoR, Niatf;es, Bsfsbts isseass itssekity tts. Cures rtfarantss nisesttB of a kenssc .rrassTr cg gsnt, liantss liver and hssaSxr sp1siNsly txusse6 iHsxASgs oe SDgGX sfr2rfLr trsKu.
 Qualified nEsd Ns.sponaibl e. Dr Eiahsg &' es ifcsa kFaerK sTe oTgaaiArd ln cspriiance vfeh taiifarsp Medical Law Di,gcsak prceafsd hy fs<a ist eaileee esslon and are 6d9 ii. ths risskeasS yi4r q sl t4stai ss1oticr.
 aost powerful electric hslis free tc raiieatK
 fo haeFE TiE NosrfEysI HoWes ef the fNYIGe hAInR 2 sz RffIte eifts c9 g8Sr rEaE. cexeelt1- ten free and prifsie.
 nI, LIEBitGs cNDrRFTi cEnAfAa ISvi,io HAIeti is protected by copyright irom fatcnt 0tses et United &tatet Government RtM1ye q hilatitnR Gan or adaress SEEfkkG DESPE NMAMT
 4cG Uemg Street. san Frbneisc& Cal Private kntrNnaa, to5 atesea Street four hisss~ " &esiS street rem keagnFg Saln Entrance tin, Aaa bialicnsafy lstg store ase. sig
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

This is the time of the year when the exchange editor begins to see acres ofpoetry beginning thus; oSummer is iadingi the bfoed leaves that grew go freshly green when June was young are falling and all the whisper-haunt- ed forest through, the restless birds in saddened tones are calling from rust ling hazel corpse and tangled dell Farewell, sweet summer fragrant, fruity summer, sweet farewell.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

"Just my danged luck z growled a passenger on n train down in Ohio, Il believe I am the unluckiest man on earth, anyway. Nothing goes right with me and I'm about discouraged.
 ''What's the matter now?a
 "Well, you see, l have been the Postmaster down at the Corners for nigh on twelve years. My first boy I named Ulysses Grant Snyder the sec- ond Rutherford Hayes Snyder, the third James Garfield Snyder, and Inst week we took my fourth boy toehureh and had him christsned Grover Cleye- land Snyder I paid the editor Of our county paper s to put in long arti. ele about it and get copy or two marked to send on to Washington"
 But where does the bad luck come in?n
 "Why, the next day after I mailed those papers l got an official letter from the department. It was my dis charge and now they got q measly Democrat in my place.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

! SsAASey ! N, s..l2,li,s
 6a$ HD5 kEAJShY ST .SE,cA sstablIshcd f,r ihs Scleatiiic and Smedy Gpfe nt GhiNlic, Asryoiis and Special Bis eitses.
 THE EYpEaT SPECIALIST, T7AR. ALLEN, AS is WELL KNOWN. IS -A.g regular graduated Physician cAt,cs- teH aI Bowaain Collage and University of Michigan. He has devoted lifetime io aud . is acknowledged to 'be, the nlast expert Sur | gecn ill his speeialtg on the paeiiic Coast
 YOUNG MEN And middle-agcd men, who are suffering ffom tho eliecss of Youthful lnsliscretlons or kxcesSss n lnataGer years. NerY0lls and PhXsica Debility, Jntnotrnee, Lost Man hood eonfusi1il ~ isleas, dull cJes. ayeision 70 *oelety. desppndcteY, psAplrs on tha faee, lDss of energy fiiu memory, Frequency 0I itfiAating. etc. tteniembeTt that lsg eoni- binati0il 0f esge'd1le gemeGfes of ereat c1ra- tiya power. the Doctor has au arranged his ] tFeAtinent thai t wiil n0l alag afford imme- uiatc rclief but permanent enfe.
 M0RPETAL ExrEEsESCE. A@HNlW2 neth surgeon III ciiNfre uf two leading hospitals enables ase i0 treat as private gronoles with excellent results i wish it distinctly understood that l d0 not claim 70 perform ilaIssssitiities, or Co lave nllritcnl9ps af sli EsaatIrai p0wer claiin oIily 10 De asfsjligui alid successful Plysi- rlail md Slfgeon, thoroughly informed in my speciality
 nFSEANER 0E HAN
 All applying to me will receive my kea- est.epsaieA cf tlicfr colnpiaints- No sxpefi- menting. Twill guaranieea vosifiFs taFs in every case l undertake, or forfeit Sf.00g. Consultation in office Or by letter FREr and strictly private. Charges reasonable Thor ough examination, including chemical and lflieiuscopical analygis of urine and advice. $500 Cal or address
 fpHi. ALIEN. 265$ KeaFney Street Sisl Francisco, Cal. Ofiica hours Co 3 daily, 6 to s evening. sundays, to t2 only
 PS. ] have yEGErApIsR CoapoUNn. the result of nsaagl gears of special practice and hard study, which under my special advice Ae8 asyeg failes of saccsts in the euro of LOST MANHOOD, PRosT AToRRiilA, etc.
 Nov. g-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
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tross on left bip. Ear marks-orop Of right and uDder-cut ia each car.
 The above reward will be paid hy the an. tiersignfd for information tiiat wilt lead Id tle conviction of any one guilty Of dofacingi altering, CT ill any way changing tie above cattle bearing them.
 Range aicMAlen, Post Ofiicc addresa-. Globe, Gila County, A. q.
 aug. s-lf r. SIIANLRY. !
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
Sample Bottle E rec,

Ht V pnt o any ena apgyins by iettef Skatlna k1ar
 tqna ses Ang age. Atsict seeAfA ts ~ husi. ! kp&k. MGNKgEa# EslNney Remedy Ee. paaFNttenssRs cares sids os K isiisy ald blsSIfcr sonARlaffs, goaDtFligas Gleet IseHcos9haA fnTssla
 tR. axKNNFE EfS SDRnaeRs6m NEEfsase tha iiNt and cheapfs ana RtihfaN cafe iti sls u'asset soi saas " ~ dfpsgists ea4gelt
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

One of the certainties about mule is that he is sure-footed, especially wltA his hind feet He never mis- places them. Ifhe adyertises that his feet will be at a certain spot at cer- tain time with a sample of mule shoes, to which he would call your attention, you will always find them there at the appointed time, He is as reliable as the day of judgment. and hc never cancels an engagement. Every man. now living who drove mule team during the war draws pension.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
DR. LIERIGS Wo N T1MT1 ETJ \. GaTman !EVigQraiet

TIE Gg DIST. 4TfssFi E,eSr kt&idlf sar tbs esws 4t Affvefss ard Firsseai Dt5llitr. Fi. iai kNAsest.6r, S,rsinai NeaEtssa tees q Naslooi, Fsilsag NsInss.s ard RalaSsdRn6 Eafeekia.. seai.i 7 i.ssia e tte f.rni'e iiea4y sfkaes ; &l spcsettg cures. inirs ! tcut4 t&rf DSdsf, Loss 1{ riesf, SEAlSitL WRAES SEeS. ens Alstse sst eesecis cg rtrthfas felkse ensf ehgze or EACE.eggS OF MATts RiTY,
 kf pernRRctss3 ; FreSvgmss kd trnasnstl It ~ iitfl s5 sy sssssi, ts thcusGsscx ds atstak pks S'-ise nasG t'le Beles1 irs sss psas ( . 5. tes q a century E hish if iaei hesz etfofe fhe ptiSiie.
 ktfsls; deed . Fs-enIerFul ssengedE tcniny he nerve. Etr1agthsflius the nlpssies, ohxs6. ing Inc Wasfe, insisoF, sias khs kois rySteHe sna festofisx dl.s sS lictsi Co tiEaLlH And aAfFt-
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

gs Sseeial in1uesments e cash auysre g2Eye us esl AatDre pai3chasing elsewhere
 ni2G tEs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-01

Teachers Association
We meet AGAIN in annual couyoca-
ton to exchange opinions and reason
together concerning the best Interest,"
of education in our state. Upon cdu-
catiunal subjects, the views of an as
,cmblV of teachers like this ought to
command the highest respect from
our fellow citizens, and especially
from those of them who make our
laws. Trained in schools aud col
lcgcs, cOnvcrsant with theory and
practice by study, supplemented by
dAiV experience, teachers are quick
to apprchcnd what j, profitable and
excellent, and to detect whui j. need
tul or faulty in u system of education
To train the child to become m up
right and useful citi/cn,to promote the
growth and development; of an i'm
mortal mind to cultured manhood aud
womunhood involves many pcrpleXi-
/ ties. and ncccssitateS special, critical
/ and patient thought and study, which
/ those absorbed in other pursuits have
neither the time nor inclination to dc
vote themselves. Teachers having
cuuscCrutcd themselves to the high vu
cation should, in matters pertaining I,
their profession, maintain their rank
magnify their Office, and by their skill
in daily work. by associations, hy in
dividuni effort in their respective dis
trict,, by aNaillng thcmsclyc, Of TIM
! powerful friendly ally, the press, -triy,
to improve the existing condition @
education for the benefit of the pre-,
cnt generation and the generation
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-01

turing wears. The effects of neglect
cnrclcssuess improper habit, of
thought and study win be difficult TO
overcome nay. more. they may be a
perpleNing mischief to him through
/ life. By right habit, of thinking
B and acting. the child develops into the
good citizen and intelligent member
of society. "Ihc beginning il half of
the whole What shall We say
of the too frequent custom OF placug
the ueophytr. who has neither eN.
I pericncc in the art of teaching nor
knowledge of child nature. in charge
OF our little ones. We regard the
primary work of the school the most
( difficult. and il dcmands the clear in
tcllect. accurate knowledge of the
matter taught and method, of tcach-
ing. aptncss to teach in short. the
best qualified teachers. We may not
expect to lind a successful system
OF schools with inferior primary
teachers That superintendent or
principal who directs his effort. to
securing "showv" rr,uIislu the higher
grade, and does not with patient so-
lciude. earnest study and close OBJ
,ervAtion. endeavor to make hi,
primary grades a, efficient and per
feet rs possible. will find that he i, at
TEMPTING to build and adoru "A -uner-
structure upon AN insecure founda-
tiun. He must keen his "iu-
iantry" well trained if he hour- to
succeed in hi, warfare with ignor-
Aucc and the diSorvauiliuo forces of
society.
T. What cOuufrtinu huVp rtr,v.pn-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-01

,ociatio"odiouncdunuleo'clock
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-01
BRAIN TRAINERS!
Assembly of the State Teach
ers Association in the
City of Waco.
4 Large Attendance aud Repre-
resenta,iOn Throughout
the state.
Thc convention settles Down
to steady Work and are
Grinding Away.
Full Proceedings ot the three
Sessions That We're Held
Yesterday.

d n M d 4 d
n',lnrL in thr ,ha,,I If Vnnn K,'n,oi,
Coll.gc pr..iInnt + J.. n"n. , ,'.,,'.
thr Roll .ud U,o,., '''s
throuohou, Tho hail ,nrso,roi 'D w,
the nssocintinu j. worth n rny;nv, ~
anyone who i. at NH ;n,nrn.tnJ ~
thrir WORK mud ,I,o ,nn,,,i,a,. v,l,,, go,
i'm cnuvrutinr y,.torJn,. ,o,,r,.,.,,, ,,,.
rrv rhnsn' AZ Ln,nau ,.,tnt,'. it.r,,
worn ia, ,nrnratI', III ,o,,Ia.l
whose hrnL. hoy,,' ',rnu,, u.Litn '.;n,,'
,.c,r. .,o ,i,,.,, ,,,,,,,i. ,,,...I ~, :,
loo ,oIiu in ~, v.,,J, 1ro,.ln,,.hnar'i
.hnut,. nr Tho ,,roi,.in Thn.o mood
nlI ,nnr ,.,, lnuI- nvn,. dion. ,,.,.t IT,.
and rnvirw thrir rood ,rnrL i, ,I,o
rn,I.o of ci,rnti,r and j., n,',r,, ,.oi,,
If cam he sid ",vrIi damn ,,nnj nnJ
rnitLiuI .n,,.'u, . 'rh"rosa, ,hn ,',t ',,'
lod, tn,,.I,,,. v,L, Ln. hnJ ,,1,r ,,n
tirncr tr;cJ Mnu"""J t;,np" ""
.in,, .Lr ,,,r,unurnL too,iii,,,,
.,hnol g, trv yrors n,Sn H.
.,,u, n,,,,I, Inv, r,oro
.,rnrt u,nIr.t, ,un;, I,,d,' tca,,,,r ,yt'
h.. Won o,tui,aItnm nt hnr t,i,ninr.
Il, affection and lnvr some Of thr.,
,nunq luIir. ,ynnlJ hr r,oi.,irL now.
int lie Ln,. where thcv rnnr frnn,
.rr NOT worthy Of tLcm In f,r,
mNn\ ladies teach because they had
rather do II III preference TO having
,omc WORTHLESS, man whom they
would have to support if they wcr,
ma"rlcd. There sat the mairon
teacher, who has passed the meridian
oflitr. and shc looks like She would
make real good mothcr-in-law. be
cause she has had charge of children
50 long she could easily manage a
,on-in-Aw il he attempted TO cut any
caprre about her. There sat the
young man teacher, who has Just
Graduated NJ some college, university
or normal school. lie Is ready to
tackle ANY luumcntuuN question TINT
uI0y ,.ntup Ipfprp thr. rpulputipu and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-01

Buy your cigars at Castles n Norrl
sons Oid Corner Drug store
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07
Delicate Women.

have been using for a month or
two in my household, Swifts Specis
fic, the greater portion Of it having
been consumed by the female pors
tion of my family with the happiest
results. 1t acted like o charm on
my wife, who had been in bad
health for a long time, and for whom
l had paid hundreds of dollars docs
tors bills and for medicine, 1t ben
gan to build her up from the first
dose. Another female member of
my family took it with equally salts
factory results. 1t is certainly the
best tonic for delicate ladies that !
have ever used, and l have tried
them all. / have no doubt that want
of exercise, close CONTINENT in POOR
ly ventilated houses, sewer gas poi
son and malarial poison often pros
duce sickness among Il wives,
daughters and sisters, and / believe
Swift's Specific is the remedy for all
this sort of blood poisoning. I
know many of the best families OF
this county + using it for this pur-
pose, and l have never known or
heard Of any failure to give entire
satisfaction. 1 have known the rem ,
dy for q long time. know it to be
antirely vegetable, and the best
tonic and Alternative, especially for
females. +. L. JONES, j. P.
Quitman, Ga.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-05-07
TelfOrd.

Warm weather is abundant; or.
gan humping superabundant; mus
sic remarkably scarce. An agent
for musical instruments in the ora
gan and piano line visited Telford
the other day and two organs are
the foot prints he left on the sands
Of time.
Little, sprightly John Foster has
forsook the loafer's dingy realm
and is now treading the wine-press
Of life on Hiram Ways farm. John
has a fair sprinkling Of grit, and
can make a man Of himself, if he so
determines.
Ex-Sheriff Pouder was recently
in our midst, for the purpose Of re.
gulating certain business matters
with the Telford Manufacturing
%. Telford has no enviable repu.
tation in manufacturing; this in
dustry seems to be on the declin,
here. Notwithstanding the fondlin,
Of q protective tariff.
Our expert shoemaker, J.. H
Stopp, is prosecuting his trade un
der the auspices Of Way 4 Co. |
is wholly unnecessary to tell tn
people that the new firm is turninI