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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE

a, D
PORTLAND 81 and no tra,s,sr.
Steamers City of Worcester md City Of R,s,on,
tavc Pier 40 y. H. foot Wattss tnexi pier aboys ne.
orossrsst Ferry, daily except sundays &C 500 D.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ KlvER RAiihoAD.-'o mniencug October Is. 1884.
1890 Rochester and Montreal Express through draw.
$40 q. M Fast limited Chicago and II Louis Ernre.
with dining Stopping at Abluy Utica syracuse loc
ester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls ERE, Cleveland ami Toledo
arriving at Chicago lOO m aud g. Louis 72O D. M next
f0 M Chicago Express. drawing room cara to oanan
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo for
lila m. Western New.york and Northern Express. with
DRAWN groom ears.
$3.50 p. m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express. through
.4p N. Accommodation to Albany and Troy
Louis Express, with sleeping for Niagara
Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit And st. louis
J3n m, Express with sleeping-rar syracuse and 70
Auburn road and 10 Saratoga; also 10 Montreal
Pacific Express with sleepngcars for Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Fails. Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
lip N Nignt Express with sleepin Albany and
for the North except saturday night.
ickets on sale At Grand Central Depot. No, Bowling
4thave ana westcotts Express Oices Park. place
7s5 and gi2 Broadway AM West l25thst Newforx
and 1913 Washington and $50 Fulton sts, Brooklyn and ~
Ourthst williamsburg.
drawing and sleeping cars can be
procured Of the ticket Offices in Newfork CITY, and az
1893 WashingtOn.st Brooklyn.
luggage called for and checked from resden o.
These trains daily All Others daily exec sunday
THESE trains stop at Harlem llZoth-sI am ttn
J. NJ rOUCFY, y H. AEEh Elk.
GENERAL superintendent General Passenger Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the All rail from Grand Central eIct Thr
express daily Sndays eIcepte TO Boston Al
m ,parlor attached and L" with psl sleeping
cars. Sundays At 10 y NJ with palace soepinS ears
W.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and after April 5th; 1885.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Newly via Desbrosses and Courandt Stress
Ferues follows
Harrisburg Prttsburg and the West Pullman
Cars attached a M. 6. and D. daily Now. York
and me- Limited OF Paror Dining smoking and Sleep
Cars at 10 a m. every day.
Wiiiamsport Lo Haven. Cory ana Ere ~
sp cctng Cory for Ttusye Petroleum Centre
ap,i the OIL tepons.
atm re- Washington and the south. Limited Washington
Express" Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily. except sunday
10 m.. arrive Washington i05 p m Regular ct o:Z,
and $50 q. m. 340 and M and IL night sunday
6:l5a m p. m ana IL night
or Atlantic city sunday with through Parlor Carl
.or Cape May. except Sunday, 1l:loam.
ong Branch Hoad Junction and intermediate stations
wa Railway and Amboy. 90 q 1900 noon $3.50 900
IN. sunday, 90Oa and 500 p M lido not stop al
For Old Point and Norfolk. $40 weekdays aud 800
goats Of r oklyn Annex connect with all through
Jersey City aording speedy and direct rassfer Tor
Trains arrive From PIttsburg 100 SEQ s56 and 93S
D. M DAILY and ll:35 q. m, daily except Monday IRON
Washing and baltimore So. 500 IN l2o $40 s;5S
$50 9:2o and 1903 D. m sunday. $50 500 O. M lO0o
pm. From Baltimore g Pm Fr9n PhiadePnaS S 5So
3iO $50 $50 62O G5j 100 $50, ei20. $685. 1905 %,
and 22O Diqht sunday $50. $780, 1905 sos. ll;so ne
g.lO 0.o5 ID. u.
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Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE, u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
N GLASGOW LONDONDERRY.
ANCHORIA.APril 20 pm. InlOPlA. May 9. noon.
MAY .. a. m. ~ Ness A. y ay 10. q.
cabin passage $50 to $50. Second class $50
LIVERPOOLA AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY ROME ......... sails Wednesday Nav Il, June
and everv fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passage $50 to Sl0J Second class 49,
Steerase outward erprepsid SIS.
HENDhV SON BROTHERS, General Ag pts. -
Bowling Green, NewYerk
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WHITE STAR LJNE-MAURY ROUTE.

NV IN r. INE-NIfN INVO
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM
FRS FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ADEIATIC. cant Paiea Thursday, Apr1l % l2.iO m
CELTIC Capt Gcsdc Saturday. Aprii 20 ~ D. M
BRIIANNIt cant Perry 49,. saturday. May ? 1870 m
KEPUBl IL. cant irving Saturday. May I, l2:iOp IN
From ~. White star Dock foot Of West lOthst
RATES ~alopn $50 $50 aud 500 eturn tickets on
favorable Storage at rates etiato Adr
only S35 tor Inspection OF plans ard other nforna
apply the compaEy's Offices No. 81 Broadway, New
YORK. K. J. COkTlS. Agent
Agents Philadelphia - 800
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Steamboats, au0 Railroads.

TALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
j to BOSTON and tho Fast Low faro, Large and power
ful steamers PIIOIM and BRISTOL from Pier % North
River daily tSundays iu,udci) at pm
GEORGE |. CONNOlG General Passenger Agent
BORDEN q LOYELI. Agents. Nen.YOrk.
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Business G bantes.

business INVESTMENT. Subscriber
ID wants p0sition established legitimate
manufacturing with purpose o. Investing fl"U
more after a OF mutually satisfactory ta Is
wi lille to ierd money III the business upon good
security. Principals only address IN confidence
a. Y. l.. Office New York Tribune.
EOR SALE.-An old established indoor bust
i ness paying well For particulars apply 1913 Gthavo
M ssenFs %a p9sslo. a@
featuring -ne.s this city references and
given Address MANUFACTURER Tribune once.
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IjAKLEM RIVER BRANCH

IlAKLEM RIVER BRANCH
4 NETWORK. NEw.HAV AND HARTFORD r. r.
Trains leave Harlem River station l32dst and
LincOnaye near Third Avenue BRAGG across Harlem diver
preached by Third Elevated Raroa D. daily except
Sundays. at 646. LAO 300. 1000. llo, M 2io a65.
IIO, $40, $40 and 800 m. for PDrC Morris
oak Point. Hunts Point est Farms Van Nest West
hester TimpsoDs Bay hester Pelham Bay City
Island Pelham Manor and New. Rochelle csnnec ing at
New Rochelle with trains ali points main line OK
the New Nork New. Haven and Hartford Railroad, shore
Lane and Air Inc Divisions Newt anaan, ddetown
writan and Sueld Branches and BostOn and all
East
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons at l2;lD daily except MONDAYS.
Sunday for Now Rochelle ami oil intermediate
tons l2u and $3.50 the latter connecting
Rochelle with way trains 10 Gran Genital Depot and
stamford and with train TO Boston via shore Line.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-Passeng e
trains depot foot OF Cortandt and Deabrosscs
ia. at sl0a m, $40 and m. er Easton behlehen,
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk. Wuksslarre TOwaada,
Wayery ithaca Lyons Buialo and the West Pull
through coaches daily Local trains at amani jA0
D. IA. for EastOn hlshem and COpay.
Trims at $40 l. and $40 p m connect for all
ons and Hazeton coal regions Sunday traiu
cavos for Mauch Chunk aud Hazie,on, $40 NJ
"' Z. D. BYINGToN. G. p. A.
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Gedrhers.

A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
"A Was never better prepared for efficient work than now
Fauiilics schools and Colleges, WITHOUT CHARGE.
j. w. SCHERMERHORN d CO., T. l+tb-st, ". Y
A MEXICAN SCHOOL BUREAU, 2 West
~ J4th-st, NewYork. r. E. AVERY latey at scherner
horns Manager supplies best Tesohers for Private Pupils
fnWii!ss, 6ohose and Colleges. EoohRrga.
con. No charge for registration. fern for stamp
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DED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
Ii sailing from NewYsrk an Antwerp every oatartay
- LAND ...-.... -. saturday ApTil % 800 D. IN.
HHYNLAND .-.......... saturday May q, q IN
Saloon 30 TO $50 excursion. 10 20 slOO Second Caoln
40. excursion ~ storage At lowest rates
PETER WRIGHT & SONS Gonl Agts % broadway.
rEHE Il. :. AND BRAZIL. MAIL IS. %.
Amerc an passenger linz for At Thomas Barbados, Para
AAranhaG Pernambuco. Bahia aud RIO de IaneiFo
nrHpHiiMMEAc ui,,,ryy Nav IS Robsrt stores
ADVANCE. "Wednesday. Juse 10 lrOoSYn
From newport News, Va third DAY succeeding az - m
PAUL GERHARD * co, General Agents. 81 brold.st.
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european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL COMFORTING
EPPS'S COCOA,

BRFAKFAST.- by thorough knuwIol 20 tls IlfI-I
laws which govern the operations 81 digestion tnI nutr
~ lJplCItJI d uus prDpsrUr.
eced Cocua MI Epps provided our breakfast tables
nayOred beverage which many
III. ,he uicipIt Of articles y
that be gradually buit up -trDn,
enough tendency Ia disease Huidrr.o
lie nalaGies Ee LCstnl aItuH' ~ ready attack Whot
,yerthere 4, a weak point We escape many 4ftut.
by keeping ourselves ge frrtidr with Dtra JlJJI al
ufoperiy uOurish,dtraue" civil % vice ialettA
Hadesmply with boiling water udk Sold Dlly Lt
pound tins by Grocers labelled thus JAMES EPP5 & &c.
iIolnnopathi Chemists. London. EHgl4nd
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" New. York and Havre.
Pier No AZ North RIVER foot OF nertonst
i,OdfigueA wednesday. APrt ~, II a. "a
NORMANDIh FrangeuI. m " edneshay April ~, a. N.
n LAU RENI lie J0ussen... Wsdnesday. May 10 a. ~
IMEIIOl T. altelh " ednrsily, .ay1 a NJ,
Checks payabs At sight amounts to suit on the Bansus
LUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent No. Bowling Green.
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6elp manteo.

WANTED.-TwO girls TO go the country |;
w one as good cook and waitress and chamber
mad years city references required Cali today 10 70 l.
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WANrED.-Reliable janitor for Office build
w ing; references required 247 West 1Z5thst Room
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EUROPE.
EUROPE
COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail frsm New-York IN
ADril NAV June and July by frst-olass steamships.
SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES, by the best routes
for pleasure travel.
COOKS E%CURSIONIST with maps contains iuil par
tculars by mail iuT ten cents
IHos COOK & SON. 26l Broadway. ~ r.
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7 rUIcUvALLEY RALROAD.-Passen
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

n ok HEM kAlLhOADOF NEW -JEhNE
~ Trains leave from 'hambers Depot for Fngrwood
Closter Pierment and Nysck $50 10 m l, 32O T. 43O
6:lU tao $50 p. M. l2mdnsht sundays Z, a. m. and
$40 pm $500.
Nanret, Spring Valley and Monsey 7. 10 M. 4'50b M
a m
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. PiRk FOOT OF [
ANAL sTRERI Mr.. NEw YORK April 10 1885. !

CANAL sTREEI Mr. NEw YORK April 10 1885. !
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
II day declared q quarterly dividend Of ONE AN d
oNE-oUARTt PER CENT on the capital stock o. this
company and after May l. 1855. at the Office Of
the Mercantile Trust Company. No. 100 Broadway, New.
York stockholders Of record the closing OF the books
will close the Office OF the Union Trust
Company. No 70 broadway, Ncw-York wednesday April
81 lsab three 90 o'clock m and will reopen Saturday
' - ~ JOSEPH HELEN,
Treasurer.
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young people not only instructive but exceedingly
amusing.
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D!pioen0 Notices.

OFFICE OF WILLIAM =. DIXON, ASSIGNEE OF
NJ MoROASs Sons DREXRL BUILDING 3 BROADsT. :
NEwYoRK. APRIL Is, 1885.
THE undersigned has this day declared q
dividend OF per cent creditors OF NJ M0rgans
sons payable and after Wednesday. April ~ 1888
WILLIAM L. DIXON Assignee.
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Brusbcs.

brushes of every description at 3l5 Pearl
ID st. opposite Peck slip at lowest prices.
JOHN X HOPPEI. Manufactures
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NOR III GERMAN LLOYD SIS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BPEMEN.
EMS Wed. Ap - ll:3Oan WtkhA may q ~; ~ ~
-. Elb- Wed fay %, ',,,V A. HI
FIDEN, Wed 10 $40 npha g At. Nav g. 3s u .
Fypre-. First Cabn. 500 70 sl5u second
CABIN. $50 ON old Stoassrs. First CABIN, , ~
Storage at lowest rates
OkLRICIIS a %. Ne = Bo"ting cr.sn
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fNOION LIN Il. $500. .,...,-o
FOR dU EENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 80. y r.. foot OF kingst
ALASKA Tnssdar April ~ Vo"
Tuesday May Il
NEVADA ......... Tuesday, 'ay - y y N
cabin passage according sairrooa $50 $50 aud 100
Intermediate t3j stocrago at low rates -,ou . co
OFFICE NJ - RROADN Nv 6ClON ~
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. CO.'S LINE for
lPLYMUUrDtLosi'n l Cherbours Paris and Hamsarg
WEsTTHAiI K.-,.AprI q, LEssING.~Aprl 80. 4 D m
FRS, CABIN Rn ,loon 500 Forward saloon $50 Thes
cabins ar omiir. seDsrate Trst saturday steamer
$50 sos SIS steerage $40. Round trip at reduces
price. sead for !" Tourist Gazette, -, ptcu.pnsco
Cen Ast. 81 Broadst " Y Gen pas Agt, 81 B'way, Ny
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY Of BERLIN ......-. Thursday Apn ~ ESQ p m
CITY OF CHESTER Thursday. May u a. m
CITY OF RICHMOND Thursday May II, u a. N
From Pier 81 North River. CABIN PASSAGE, $780, So
mediate $50 SrEEltAGE. 81 . - .-.-.- -
For passage Sc. apply to the 1NMAN STEAMSHIP co
Philade phta Onice No. 1 - South 4tlst
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
L LINES FOR ALTOONA. SAN DWICH ISLAM Do
JAPAN. CHINA NEW.IEALAND, AUSIKALiA Gen
TRIAL AM soUTE AMERICA AND MEXiCo
From New YORK pier foot Canal ST. y H.
For san Francisco. via the lsthmus OF Panama.
COLON sails hnrslay. April % noon;
for Central and south America ana MEXICO
IRON san Francisco LIST aud rannan Sta
For Japan and China
0CEANIG 'sils Tgssd ApG apl Australia
AU -TRALIA sails Saturday MAY q p m
or on arrival OF Lon ion mans at san Francisco.
For freight passage and general lnt0rn1oh "ppy AZ No
II. J. BCLLAi, superintendent
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U'HE NEW LINE

NEw.YoRK PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH. n,
o HOURS FASTER TaAy ANY OTHER Boura.n
The New York. PhilaScph Norfolk Railroad COMPANY
Fast Day and Night express betwssa Newlvs
and Cape hares Trans leave Se'h ors VA
Point Comfort o. NJ weekdays and $50 N daily S Nv
folk p IN. and olo m Sleeping through from w.
York TO cape Charles and Paror Car Pdophi, vsf
out charge ckets parlor ard slspins bert n
se>nred at Ticket Cics Of tho RroAa
COMPANY, h, u. COOK, Gen Pass and Ereg chs Agent
IA. ". dunno, Superintendent
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OFFICE or PULLMAS's PALACE CAR CoMPANY}
CHICAGO. Apnl 20 1885.
DIVIDEND NO. 73
V'HE usual quarterly dividend Of TWO (2)
i PgR CENT on the capital stock OF this company from
net hngs has been declared payable May 10 20 stock
holders record al csse OF business May 1859 Transfer
books close May and reopen MAJ L.
A XEINSHEIMER SECRETARY.
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FOR BERMUDA.
elegant new steamers the quebec Steamship Cora
pany TRINIDAD and ORR NOC0 will DO dispatched EVERY
fIJ{i RSDAY fren Nsw.YOTk Bcrpnia - rIaoco'
rom New York prl2 Excursion rates so 10 $50.
For passage, information, &C, apply TO
A NJ OUTEnBRIGE co, Agents OF broadway
" WORiD TRAVEL COMPANY, 2U7 Broad way.
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WEST SHORE QUITE.

W VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All trains cave ol.ndt and Desbrossos ga stations
10 9wS; Trains West 2d-st mil utct la'oI
CHICAGO 10 w. ~ .. M; Pullman Shoppers through
~. Louis $780, % y. m. Pullman sleepors.
Detroit, 10 M. .5aO IS D. m. Pullman sleepera IA
suspension Bridge Niagara Fails. Buffalo Rochester :"
an 800 .Sp Sleeping md parlor through
syracrso,s 10 'ioa W. $3.50. SPIN
Utica. 7 10, 40 HOO 4 MI 1880. - .. "a. =, an
Newbure Kingston. CatsknL Albany A7ilo 80. iiiov
For Montreal and Canada East 7,io a. M $50 p m.
Hamilton London, 10 q m. $3.50. g Toronto 'ess
.bay. Other trains daily except sunday
For tckes time tables paror DR. sleeping accopu
lions inormston appiy At ortcos Jersey city Penn a
XnnsI ONCE foot Fulton ST. New York tt, II 5o7 SSi SIS
1868, SOL 9i6 ll40 lS2S Broadway 1871 6h-ave las Ed
andt and Desbrosssa ss and West Shore stanon foo! o.
West 42dst called for and checked rom hotels
and Tesideness oruers can be left et ticket Offices
80 Broadway. HENRY MON Ell, Gen. Pass. Agenb
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obstruction.

CHOICE collection of school circulars for
parents guardians Teachers in every department OF
ART and learning recommended H. HESSE 80 West 2lsst
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Try our new arrival oI Royal SNOW
Flake 'rHrk'r-, line, uurc Blank Bro. :
candy, best ia market, Lyman sweet
mango pickles and cltch,ups, Crus, X
B1ckWell's imported goods. poltcd
ham, turkey chicken. duck, devil
meats, roast chicken turkey, beef and
chicken liyers. Just arrived Bahaun
pine apple, in all styles. Fine teas, all
varieties, lower than the lowest. Biz
fat fresh young chickens. lust com,
to-day. Any and everything yol
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some Of these are the same figures
which were printed yesterday and
were put in to show the total amount
az the indebtedness. lti1 4aid -uuc
uithc creditors Hrc not secured. und
they wtll be losers, but ~ - general
lhlng the Waco creditor. are all -c-
cured, and the loss in thi, clty will br
nominal.
For the good names borne by
Nc--r. Trcudwcll and Jackson, il u
hoped that all the creditors will b"
paid, and these gcntlcmcn will com"
out of the trouble without "a stain
ON their characters
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All the surviving mcmh crs of lhc
Lone star Guards. company az
fourth TrNas:rcgimcni, \ \. va. uc
requested to II Get NJ the EIgin hulld-
me. on south Fourth street. this eve
uin.. luly nth at = o'clock. The oil
irrt j. Ia organize the company
\ uung men WHO wish 10 become
member, and the public generally.
both ladies and gentlemen are invited
to attend; the roll ol the company
viii hr called, and II short historical
sketch written 10y one of the men viii
Toe read
T. j. ~ElNiNN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11

Mrs. Win-loW's Soothing syrup
should always bc USED for children
teething. II -outhc- the child, -otirns
the gums, allay- all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for diur-
rhca. ne II bottle.
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Fathers insure in the n. u. A.

Ladies shoes aud slippers all going
AT II sacrifice, bccase b. llabcr want.
To quit the shoes business. GO there
and see. You can buy Two pair OF Tia,
price Vfoss pair. Is. llabcT.
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We want to sell out every para,ol
we have, and ladies who have not
bought any yet, shonld come nj once
before the assortment l. broken they
are being sold AT about one half their
0rlner prices. sanger Bros
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\ Rings Nat.

Wh> j. "a hat ike = king, II hN-
crown. The browning Niltuc of Dr.
bigger, lluchichcrp Cordial j.. that
II IL the great southern remedy for
children lcrthing aud all bowel uf-
lcciion~. W. l.. fuckers Lion Drug
Store
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11

4 ucU inr OF Lace received aud low price, prevail
desiring thing in Lace would do well
.atlucut This Wcc. Lac
90 Lathe Underwear ~tl continue to lead uali, i
nj au ~cuot' nice i'm 50, CAem-r fully Nort
Ladies irt- only l.4dc, Nglt Children,
Hubbard Calico wrapper, -tI going tor 5.c Na
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11

nlaundcred shirts That cclchra
ted unlaundrrcd shirt Is down 10 She.
/ on know they sold tor 81 on all the
summer go to Il. liIhcis aud IT,,
one.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11

Mems straw hats have all been
marked down 10 close out. Sanger
Bros.
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| have bought out the Gilt .lec ,,p.
loon. and intend To- keep none bat the
purr-t liquors. and an orderly. clcnu.
quiet house. Austin avenue. No. t.L
JA,K MDGuEE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11

On drnught al Williamson y co.'s:
Birch beer, ginger ale, Deep Rock
water saratoga High Rock water and
Nichy water.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11

Straw hats 60 NJ nult prices nj u
ilabers.
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" hen soiI eaten Cold

Iirnson'- Cap-inc poru- pla~tcr-
quickly drive away pains and aches
resulting from colds. rr, them. 25r.
Pixies Toothachc Drops cure ia one
minute. German Corn Remover Kills
rorn- and buniou-.
Insure your lie in the T. T.. \.
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Inc mesquite season is nj hand, and
We have reduced prices on AN stylr- of
mosquito hnr,, ais MI qualities of
hobiucl barn. SANGER Bro.
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All kind- at ladies mi,-c,' and
chlidrrn's dresses viii hr sacrificed to
close out this stock ~ we must have
the room. Levine Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11
for Infants and Children.

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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-09-26

own. Another sight in Venice is the
multitude Of pigeons which have their
homes in the Piazza and neighborhood,
and daily at two o'clock descend into
the Piazza to be fed at the public ex-
pense. They are wonderfully tame and
pleasant birds. From the Square Of St.
Marks we visit the public gardens and
also the Rialto, which is the name Of the
district in the city of Venice, and in
which district is the bridge Of the Rialto.
And when Shylock used the words:
"Signor Antonio many time and oft,
On the Rialto, you have rated me,
it is not to be understood that he referred
to the bridge Of the Rialto, but on
change, where all the money dealings
were had, the Rialto being the Wall
street Of Venice. am warned that I
must now bring this letter to a close, as
It is longer one than I expected to
write when began it, and itwould take
up too much space in your valuable pa
per for me to write about other objects
Of interest met with in our travels
through the city. From this city we go
by rail to Geneva and thence to Lucerne
about which trip | will write you.
VIM. R. WILSON.
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10 my aStonlshment was immediate
y obeyed The black bundle rose up.
proving itself to be little girl, dressed
p black velvet frock, but with mis-
cradle thin cape, who seated herself
with dignity much at variance with
her forlorn condition on the heap of
stones and looked into my face.
4 beg your pardon, she said in En-
|gllsh' which had a curious foreign ac-
|cent; this is your place, perhaps? I
Ought not to be here?'
You ought not to be here, hastily
|sald Wolf; mot because it is our
place, but because it is too cold for Won,
How long have you been here?
'Since-Since-early morning, replied
fhe child, oh SO long so dreary! And.
Fn0@ 3ere, why does he not come back
to me' Oh,mon Bere, mon Berer
And the child crouched down agpip,
fot sobbiug, but wailing pitifullv.
I'VE must take her to mother, Pa
Fence said Wolf; she is dying of cold
ind hunger.
YES amvery hungry, said the poor
nlldj but men Bcre said he would brino
PIE food 'N' y my
Tie shall be toldwhere you are when
Be comes back, said Wolf, cboerf,1lr.
y no"you must come with us,