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Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
LAWMAKERS.
PHILADHLPHIA, May ~, 1888

hAA0DAAAA AAA0t NA"y 49, Ao'~s
Permanent Results are
every merchants reward.
What sort Of Results ? Not
always to his liking.
| If the public were an in
fallible judge, as it is Impair
tial, its awards would be
righteous altogether. A GER
tain overcute and venture
some speculator in popular
favor avows his belief that
the public rather likes to
be humbugged." The pub
lie torgives the jibe, applauds
the wit, and goes to see his
show +; for he gives a good
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES his
sally with generous dealing.
But let a mercenary mer-
chant who lacks the show
mans wit mistake the witty
maxim for serious! What
then?
His notion Of wit is to get
more money for goods than
the merchant over the way
and to Drag in the papers OF
generosity. He has his
ways Of covering his tracks.
A few pieces of silk come in.
lHe marks a piece or two at
a moderate price-the rest
igo higher. He makes his
salesman a partner in the
silk put up and advertises
three hundred pieces of that
put down! The salesman
! understands his part in the
Iplay, looks forward to Satur-
| day which silk does
The sell ? the silk put up or
silk put down?
i Buyers OF silk may be
: played with a little. Adver-
t easements catch the most
wary sometimes. The pre-
. MUM and salesman and mer-
= chant and advertiser pulling
together year in and year
: out are sure to accomplish
# Observation-Disclosures sort
d of results is a question we
r leave to those concerned.
'vvl We'd rather risk the othe,
:. sort of tactics. We'd rattle
~ AZ take it for granted that PEG
'i-Iple are judges of goods. W.
ne know they are not, Blu
ngl somehow there seems to b
some subtle alchemy b
p which public opinion dis
y covers the merchant, if
a A doesn't discover his good
id We'd rather risk the perma
us nent results of generous dea
az. az ing. We even venture
IN. doubt the Observation-Disclosures
ad of getting extra money II
red goods.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

DR.. Simms' Pain Searcher. The per.
lection of Pain Remedies. The
worlds Great Pain Medicine, quick ly
relievescramps, pains, neuralgia, rheu
matism cholera morbus (,liarrhna lead
ing to Cholera.) a splendid summer
medicine for travellers and households
so cents "a bottle. Sold by dealer Mair
depot Fourth and King streets, vii
mington, Del. Philadelphia, Johnston
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
We Have sust Received

another large consignment Of fine goods
in novelties and latest materials in
trimmings, new shapes in fancy colors
in Canton and Milan ssraws, rich styles
in rough chips, French chips and looI
braids very stylish fancy bonnets il
all new materials; also lot of genuine
imported fine French flowers, that ar.
very handsome; will be sold at bottom
prices. Mrs. Il. s. KIRBY, 200 KIM
street, one door below old stand.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
A merchant prints the {,

A merchant prints the fol-
lowing: Especial Impor-
ted to retail at IS cents a
yard; our price As cents.
These French armures, &C
inches wide, were bought al
la tremendous sacrifice to the
importer. We give our Gus
toners the benefit OF the
transaction"
We have the same stuff
and this is how we adver
tised it last Monday: ERE mel
armure-all-wool dress-stufi
l37I cents, 39-inch-look
like cut-cashmere."
Which way of advertising
do you prefer Whicl
lway OF merchandising?
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
SIX Days OF the Week,

And every hour of tho day, Beeche,
may be found at his gallery, 315 Market
ST., busy making those splendid cabine,
photographs for $500 dozen, and witt
each dozen you get an 8x10 Frame siz,
FREE. Cards CD one dollar.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
SPR|NG,1BB 8

1900 ladies' calico ' wrap
pers, 4Sc., 7oc., 75c., S7c.,
81 and SIPS.
1877 misses calico dresses,
at IS cents apiece.
21S boys cambria W aists,
7 sizes, at 40 cents.
20 doz. ladies' gauze un-
derwear, 20 and 25 cents.
IS doz. gents gauze shirts,
at IS cents.
SO doz. gents balbr logan
lgauze shirts, at 5oc., worth
double.
! 40 doz. gents muslin
drawers, at % cents.
50 doz. gents jean draw
: ers, at 80 cents.
! IS doz. gents pc opera
rljean drawers, SO fav orabl,
known at the reduced pric,
|of as cents.
i 80 doz. gents nerin'
-Ishirts, light weight for sprlni
a use, soc.
s.. An immense lot of ladie
q fine muslin underwea n, cor
u sisting of skirts, drawer'
c chemise and gowns, at abor
S cost OF material.
Il We shall in a few day
open another lot Of cot
'lGuinet" celebrated blac
!, silks. The last lot W as clio
q ed out in ten days.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

NyOrlCE-ThE FOURTEENTH AN
N nual meeting of the Workingmen' Is
Loan Association will be held Thursday
evening, May IS, at O'Clock annual re.
port election OF officers and directors. and
first payment on new stock. GEORGE q,
MAhIS, Secretary. m26-3t
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

DE A EREEHOLDER - CHOICE
ID building lots for sale at Newport. 26x
lbs feet each. SIS down and 80 per month.
High ground overlooking the Christiana
valley, easy of access; plenty of room to
raise ones own vegetables and have the
family healthy. }. q. PICKLES X CO.,
/ Market street. m23-ot
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

Escape pneumonis by taking Red
Star Cough Cure in t. me.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
Az We Journey Through Life LIE,
us live by the Way.

SEAsoN or lSsb-Charles Kyle, the we'll
know n Ice Cream manufacturer, is row pre-
pared TO furnish Ice Cream OF the VERY
BEST QUALITY. There Ia nc improve
mant or economy Of manufacture suggested
or accomplished by skilled experience that
we nave not &c hodied in producing the pure,
unad liberated ice cream.
Polite and accom- mOdating attendants will
De ready and willing to serve you. All or.
ders by mail or otherwise, who ether In large o.
/ small quantities. will receive prompt atten
ton. thankful for past favors, / respectfully
solicit share Of your patronage,
CHAkLES KYLE,
l Northeast corner Sixth and Orange SITS.
altU
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

TN. p. 9HlFFIThS, HAVING Ri
found ut No. SIS Madison street. Specialized
senocology and ali diseases peculiar to NO
men. Also all diseases Of the kidneys ant
stomach. n2l-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
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Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
-:MIDDLETON& BR0..-

NUTIUE-l WILL COMM ENCE ON
N Monday, the 10th inst. to regulate,
seal and stamp all weights and measures for
used in New Castle County for this year.
All work to be done that may be left at
Kyle's, Ninth and King streets, or at my
residence, 1875 Poplar street, will receive
prompt attention. JACOB DEAKYNE,
Regulator OF Weights ana Measures.
Wilmington, DEL, April 18th, 1885,
alS-4m-eod
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

To induce buyers 60 give OUT COFFEE Iair TRIAL every nm
chaser is given e.egan GOBLET handsome verp,
TEASPOON, with lb. sver-plated KNIFE, FORK ~,
BLESPOON, BUTTER KNIFE, or SUGAR Shell,
with lbs 1t is without doubt the biggest drive Roast
ed Cofees offered at the price, 25c, and the fact
that $4,000 Philadephans drink it daily proves to Be-
Ia grand success. Remember, the articles you get with
1.-THE Coffee worth what you pay for the Coffee Thus
making 50 cents worth for IS cents
A SOLICITED. 4
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-01

,trs. 5Lni.s1's ClSs, anis what Inc bev. hr.
-zcE;rs.Ey has 10 cay about It.

20 5ua P,-BLIr have he,a fearful sufferer
Ter r'''su yc7rs, mos. oftt, tine with wh@s haS
oe1o c.l',,' ,c1 ma or Sit EtcCm. l orlsls aGd
L.ro, a-2 ,uc :l and haze Z, ynys hsen tN1 t:-.
y - ~:s 10 s.:c - H., ao3 nav ossa 50 DIS
ce1-az-t mt lhGg 0s $5T lie as ii"'. have
ccl % ...i s. led snuostl rl1t there l.as not
q. s.,,..-s sySfE a IA. crown Cf iny head % the
>t!-s VI u IA, tia. ras diseased and 81 rcd as
,rras9n. I. r'o:! c''" n1n'o s'uah White spots,
VA. hsS a,ig-fy ApprarUnce cut we're not deep,
r- i q .c-1- I'D 30 heal tucm, SI,er ttsir
Gre. tr.ea.4a;e ~ Mould burn and run tosether
"di Ihcro was eo;npiSto dry. rst serle, ws.sh i,
ai sasry, and ;he curling sensation would be
INssatt..utss ,a:no .L.. could .caTeely &c.
about AID could not dress n,y-Sf uithUu. assist
ar~.. | lave tried iaany rcI,dlrs, sna hayo
paid s,1J ia single ius;arce - PLysic!aa,
Although !. ped for q tine sooi re,apsse .saa
10 be Is hs,iiy trc Jh,tG q. ever al 1aI.ag the
winter of iSSl a.. lss5 srtiyr.3 9, much sst2
- ,',i,t aig.scd " ty EiSet ard MIS- LC Aic'd sy,
va. veil k,i"'7a IN ;hes, Tec ons, 70 Try yolr
cT-iCuEA i's-l-' H't ~: ac'aehoS n LEO
nv ri,ec ,Irtr. IL ~ tho second wS,k Cs July
IA. COMMENCED taxi : the rcrnedeS and wil4in
-iz ve,zs b'r1 - sc p. az .-olt ,'lpr"'euaent:
u1..i r0w j1c,. q about - good "A new, and
'-' N''' = - '-' -'' " Ills. teSJ. SMITH.
certify :, a, ~ ah1vc satsIneh' OF my wife 10
correct, ard "a with h Z in xrrossiay my graft
'ud' Tor The great ''n'''' 80 mas ''is, l. isx1TH.
Ic-.tc. y :; ~. l2oyo s.t nj Is correct. Ar.
s,u.t !. y,ro,:, ia ~ ia ti- corll3C :iy, Sierc
30 lvcs Aa IS a W. l-knyVvn ic..!ci In stock. and
Measurement, wi,r ,ha, Of his wifi, is fully entitled
% oTes;it.
Doaa q. s:aH-.cll, Province II Quebec. !hl.
wen y-sc.sct. 1sy CT Oc,.ocr. 49,?
I. c. Ici.tE~1EY,
cIa.s..r r. ;!.e Cope
r,Tr-,. II Navo rcea Nj. Sal recently ara
oesve ll 20 b thoroughly a.d ll-... ,.4.iy Gu red.
/. e. ficiIE$T!:Y,
-, tim, ~, TN. Z y o. I7. IkonI No " II
t,osIun. S-rt. :, 1854.
C--r-U-. r~so-vES-, liz aov bi,oi pcr'fe:
.ru -r'-T -. .t..- ----' IN
-lrr. rud n.uu'i'te-s, E"i e""ryTva"r". ...cc,
CC-IcrRA, 5Cc.; -osP, 2jc T.ksOLvEST. ci.uo
- ~,-if.rI Co., Boston.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-01
CITY omoers
Sandy Bo5's Stage Line,

SancY BOB Slsge Iihe'
tage.o coprcct With E,.>.rr1 ID West
eru ouind trains leaves al g:lo q.
Stage for 6isbee leaves every day except
Sunday a; 6 d. "a, City lime
Sta.- 10 csrHeet with Gaaymas train
.evves NJ p. m.
Stsge for Ci,aF!cstor iesve' at I A. N.
J Oiice: ipJ .Aiirn street. under Occidcnii.
Fo;eL.
ocstoffice Directory.
Postoficc open from 8 q. ~. 70 S p. N,
and one hour after Gi,tributlCa o! evening
mai. Resi,rrr bu.rrcsS ir"In $ q. m. 10 ,
p III. MONEY order business from . =. IN. /"
3 4 s. M Open Sundays f.o.l 1880 20 y. III,
and one hour after distribution OF cEeEin-
uIail.' Ali out going malls Except fer BIS
bee, close =. n. IL. Mai! ;ur 81 bee clns5>
a. I0p m Postal notes IsstIrd'tO- ary Sam
from one cent to Ss.to. rs. !.,r each no =, 3
c:rts. JOHN P. CLUM.
-. $50. PostIn aster.
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tssignee'S Notice CT -sDpc:n.,
l..eQt.

r. ihe County Court Of Cochise Cosnt,
Arizona Territory.
u The matte Of Leo Korrer and 3. II. Ps
tersoh. lusoivent de bt"rs.
To whom Il NAV concern: The under
Sne6 herch gives rOi,ce Of hi, appoint
.enI as Assignee of The esisie If Leo kOrn, I
NJ 3. Il. Peterson. insOlvent Dc bt"->. II I. =
0uriy 81 CJch.,e, III the Territory cf All
.oua, AID MO were. To- wit, on the ars' dsN
! Angus, 1855. a ijut .ed insuIvent debtors.
pom their petition, by the County C"ur OF
;oehise coan!y, Territory Of Arizo7a, date!
fne ely OF Tombstone. IN sa:c county TrG
territory, the 2lsi ds. OF ~ pter btr, 1875.
q. s. BkADSEk Assignee.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-01
HuaChuCaHOtI!
FORT HUACHUCA, Arizona Territory

Beg to inform the Public th have purchased this beautiful
property and the no will be Kent c,v
general - ~ PSS 49,
e'"] q" I" ~' oOtfer Day. Special Terms Families.
Sandy Sobs Stage will Leave SATURDAY. Morr;,r =.
O'CLOCK Returning Leaves Huachu<s
MRS. A. A. PORTER, Late Of Porter's Hotel Tucson
~ ~ N'"""se'' Proprtetfess.
STAGE FARE ROUND TRIP ssoo
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-01
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF IsaAC L. ROBERTS, De
II CEASED. The crediturs III ana all
persons having claims against the 40 ye
named estate. are hereby n0tihcd TO exhibit
their claims with the necessary vouchers 20
me within ten months after the frsl pubiica-
tion Of this notice at my office, corner OF 9Th
and Allen streets, Toni stone, CocBise Co,
Arizona Territory, or tie same Will be for
ever barred. J. G. DEAN,
Adnlaist. stor Esta:: Of :. L Roberts. de-
CEASED
septem bcr y, 1855
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-01
The Japanese intinidsteo.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l.

The Post to-morrov will pr;n; an
;uterview with Hon. John Bingham,
iex- United States Minister to Japan,
IN which Mr.. Bingham is quoted as
saying: II tried TO arrange a treaty
of commerce between tie United
States and japan seven years ago. The
1yeaty vas drawn up, and it was the
only descent treaty that has ever been
offered to Japan; but .:cfore it was
signed the European powers heard of
1t, and Germany and England sent
their agents and their gunboats to ia
pan. The agents called upon the for
eigu minister there and, and pointing
down to the harbor, they remarked:
do yon see those. .gunhoats lying thefel
Well, by all the powers those gunboats
represent, we forbid you to conclude
ANY treatyawi:a The Unit ID States Of
America until" treaties have first been
arranged with our governments
Thereafter the foreign minister called
Upon me with the draft of the treaty
had proposed, but with another clause
added, providing that this treaty shall
not take eTec. Until similar treaties
have been entered into with European
powers. l asked what the meaning Of
this was. and the minister. pointing 70
the -ironclads in the harbo-, said ne
vas afraid 20 offend the European
powers. Seven years have elapssd,
and not ons European power which
thsa ;a.erfered has proposed any such
4 treaty as E-aerica and Japan we're
then asked to wai. for"
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-01
Occidental,

Hosei. The Only first Glass hotel 10
Tombssone. Situated on the co.n-r OF
Fourth and Allen streets. Haudsomei-
furnished Throughout and Las all med
IN Improvements. Travellers are recon
nended TO stop at this house. Private
rooms for commercial travellers. inc
bar Of this house Is furnished WIN i'm
proved billiard tables aad card -ooms,
and is stocked with the faest brands o,
wipes, liquors and cigars.
aSu JcsErH PAscHoLY.
. Proprietor.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-01
pcstoffice Directory.

THso NaGcS ,ray 40 found on flo as Go, 7.
tVlo y kV En- Howell Z COS Ncv-sI21er A.
Tc..:sing bureau 20 spruce 81 where advrrtis,:
CoE.:-cts tnay l1c .--.'-, .oS. !. IN NEW OLA
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-01
Net ce.

Commencing on Saturday next, Sandy
Bob viii run = fur horse coe?h TO Fort Ilaa
, o'clocl ard re;urring every Monday uo.n-
nc. Fare for the round trip. 81
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-01

large and handsomely furnished room
~il bath, on B'usc slI@si, between s., on !
tai Third ctr e:;. very reasonable. A,pI.
- 'n's o'hce' septi5f
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FOR - ALE
Or Will take Stock on Shares

The undersigned has fc- &c
take stoci, or shares, -as Of the faesi
stock ranges in Cochise county, cca,-
prising 9e0 acres. Good adobe hoase
large cora, $50 feet in diameter;
well wstercd, good feed; situated il
Sulphur Spring Valley, Is miles from
Tombstone. For particulars spT.lv ,o
J. NJ Nash
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-08
A TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
An Important Event soon TO Take
BInce In tic t.cTmlum NnlnmA.

1t seems an epidemic has broken
out among our people, and they all
want to get married at once. O, We
young men, il You would follow the
fashion, now is your time. The first
thing you know all the best fish Will
be caught, and YOU will have to take
the minnows. OF all the weddings
which have taken place this winter
and spring, the triple alliance, soon
to be consummatcd in the German
colony, at Perry, will be one of the
most important EVENT.. Two of these
marriages have been talked of for
some time, but not until recently was
it known that the third would take
place. Tie contracting parties are,
Mr.. Launer, son of a prominent New
Yorker, aud partner OF the firm OF
Moser & Launer, at Perry, and Miss
Won Gabblerz, step-daughter of Col.
Adolph Won Schieumbach; Mr..
Adolph Won Schleumbach, son of Rev
FIR. Won Schleunbach, aud Miss Grace |
Butler, of Boston, Mass; and Col. !
Adolph Won Schleumbach and Mrs. |
Won Mehr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-08
TiII uUispIiINI ROIEl:.
~ ISnNc Iiorr Thun tcnn'Toat, and
do Not " ant III IiNe.r

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w., -; NI''t' Ju,' Dt'"rt ne ultu at Ihe
NAV n",'' n M Nv, W., aco Yesterday
', ,.'ii ~" W V"i'ai'"i morning.
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b"nrI ', ,,a ,'. ',T',S, ,. 5n "'' sur.
aon ari ttil -, ~, ~; ANY,, ';, a." ga, 81
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hn rnm,,I ,"'',,'' IN nv, l''"l ''r'''''
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w.. i''''' wa !, nv 'tl' 5'c "o''',i-
'rL. nn,,.n W. -; t" ,. pe u"'"2 WEI" VEN
mann f. bayr ,r .' ,,' nn ur''"Hn ioI t,,c
'i.'i' az Nv ,'i""3 c"'lcc curing thc
" ',an nn,i ~ MI"'n'r SCI up W'lh inc
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-08

No article putDriur 80 ,,c,,oroIt,. T.,
tn tbn fond of nynr,. ta,,iI ,''Li"''i m
tound more viIloiGon"l" 3d "'1t otu'I
tbnu L.l,i,., ,',,,,,'i,'n ~ "'c''
Of un1rrsnIIin, tLo,o ,,',' Wy P"' p"Sc
snImtn ,nrit7 a,,J pT""cIs Vi ao-
WHEN ,lanc oro S"t, t "'','SG ~
hiI1d.rJ. of donrar. o., "+v "a ioo'''
hnl,in" ro,,ior. ,ri,h .i'aO,i '"u',"S up
tcrntcd crc,n Of tartnr u. I|J ",' ''''
IAN, limo Garth ntc oJ,ii,'. ,n',, ,",i-
bv The FREQ ,I.c If sIi,n ,'''''''7 ''''"S'"
irhcsc odulfnrotoJ ro,.,I,
showed" mnnn the ruiI;" W." r,i,I. ar. are
greatest rrr.i.iorrv Thn,. "n'n 'nt
Givrn owd, L,ft in '.ou,l "e, "'r nls'
residence. vim rirr'iar. %, ii,,''v
Lnnu. nn,l.-ry amt n,r,i,i Io'.'''''il,'g
false rrnrrs,ut,ti"ns ~. - ," az, an"
.oir Uhi. nrt nrit..tr = ,,,1i'; ''."''
condemn thrm fr.t-clall ' ",ti.. ~
will .rll ON if. mcrits ~ ,o ",,,o''
turrr wbn.r GOOD. oro ~, ,.a ,'"''''',
otlnrJ IA ,,ivr n,.u, ou,.,. ,.,,J ~"
Inn fine rhrour.t motn ani " ,'ri 'o,''
fcrior or unmarlotnhIn o""J. ronni ~,
to II, distriburrJ trro in ordor ~ ,,,,
thr nublic TO u.r iLcIn ouI III ,'.5t
odd i ndoutrd only Inv ror,i,. u.t,,,
have failed ia ,Ii.no.r If tbcir ,,nr .''
the ordinary. and la',i,im'a.a
channels of trade
Free SAMPLES of articles nf food i,c,
at the hou.e should he rrg,r,lnd ,rih'
,u.piriou There +. mo 5Iarontoo 81
then wholrsomrnr,s while thnrn i
real danger that they contain 81 ia
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-08
THE MEDIc0S.
Second Days Session The
Reading of Papers
Election OF Officers ana the
Address 81 the Retiring
President,
And the Grand Finale in II
Banquet AZ the New
VICE tciland.

M. Ltt.t. l..
ro.gs ,,,I ',''', ,r"in ,'''o'
in.3n ~ viii, tI,n iirs, y;nr',5Tro,;
d.nt ''' '''
MIG Pl' A. T. ''NI'" IN 'ih CHAIR
This is perhaps the first instance o
a lady presiding over the dclibcra
tiohS oil state medical ASSOCIATION II
Wv, n'''''' ..,,,.. .....,
slider thr .u,nr.,inns of prr.iLrnt
Fisher TruurtrJ t,nrobIy uunu al
most ever, surnr.tion.
Dr nj .Lrr unnv,d ia o,unud tho -.
port SUBSTITUTING for ,hr Hem pro.
yi,linp for the PRINTING of fine con,ti.
tuition and hy.lnvs. The rro,idinr of
a seal for the association. which mo.
lion prevailed
The report further increased tI,c
annual due, of member, from 81 to :.
per annum
The rcport further provided. In ne
cordancc with Dr. Fisher, suggestion.
for the appointment "A strong lcgis-
lntiyc committees
ON motion of nr. Slocum. the report
was adopted. and the committee. CON
sistiu0 of Drs. Braup. Slocum md
TLntchrr were DISCHARGED
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III "hcH' ul waco, rtad php'l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-08
Ncw administration whisky Policy

Nreu interest centres in the course that the
new administration will pursue concerning
th- extensive interest which aeitatc the pro
irrcrN SO Violently Enough has been dis
closed to show ihui the cabinet VIII act with
common SENSE business intelligence. aud 10 is
now gent rally understood that the standard
Of excellence viii he btrrA's rUuF MALI
NW~kEi. which is made by new scientific
process that absolutely eliminates hll traces Of
iuHuWmutory or injurious ingredients and is
the very best remedy for dangers arising from
sudden climatic changes, aud 81 complete safe
guard against pneumonia, scarlet fever diph-
iberia, and facilitating fcycrs. The leading
physicians recommend that 10 be kept iu every
family mud an reliable grncrrs and druggists
VIII supply 81 at - per bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-08
GLOW DidIGet Dy.pepsia!"

Many a sufferer wants to know that
Well fifty ways. Tough meat, heavy
hot bread, soggy pie, hurried eating,
cross company ut table, insufficient
chewing, constant worry and all the
others. Now, GLOW shall get rid
of dyspepsia 2" That is plain enough.
Take the best iron tonic in the world
browns Iron Bitters. 1t seems al
most 10 work miracles. Mr.. Berry,
of Petersburg, Va, had chronic dys-
pepsia for two years. Browns Iron
Bitters cured him. Mr.. Cavins, of
Dinwiddie, had it for twenty years.
Browns Iron Bitters cured him like
wise. Try. it
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-08
STRAY NOTES.

Mrs. l)r. Hall makes most excel
7 lent presiding officer, her decisions
being prompt, Intelligent, and Impair
tial.
I DR. Slocum says he had not taken
a drink Of water for Years until he
came 10 Waco, but that, desiring 70
show the people of this city that he
was not prrjudiccd against IT. use, he
had taken u drink. lie is now con-
WINGED that water was not intended
for drinking purposes He says il
was only II few hours until symptoms
OF cholera iniantum mado lis appear
ancc III his case.
Mrs. Dr. Hall received one compile
mcntary vote for president, and the
rosy hue of pr, lone. checks be
traycd the guilty man.
There are four lady physicians of
the homeopathic school, in Texas.
The American Institute of homcW.
pathy i, the oldest national medical
association, toy four years.
The Eclcclric state association of
TeNas, meets in Waco in November
next.
The visiting doctors will take u
spin around the city this morning,
under guidance of Dr Cohen.