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We Dc act mean 10 intinss tbs. an tAs
souslleA remedies for ay-yspsis 40
vslaeless but human cred att, I. -
strcos that sons unsuvpul.u. p.r,.u.
trade uPon the fears Of the vssh and 10
siLtSted AmoHk tbs tAinss vh,ch .ppeAl
- strongly ~ thh wsskeoss are pH,erN
The very name u In th,if favor ns
mode o. hts ~ the average Amsrio.a Ia
Of saeh . ehArsstsr. thai he % s~ns,.nuy
10 seSd OF . tonic Ne IA rushed 81 his
bssinsn. swallows his meal hsA,ily spd
without any thoHEut as 10 toe oepaoity
OF bis stomach for digestion, taAs. htal.
rs.s and e.oss.arlll tess, hlppsd, "a sub.
view OF thiugs. generally In such assss
he resorts 70 bIttsrs under tke deias,uu
ID ss they VIII az, on the sscratious Of Me
stqnAeh and give The system new urepsti.
and ensrgJ. The writer recently pur-
chased sample. Of tour Of the mos, widely
advertised Bitter, IN the market, and the
simple chemical analysis 10 witch tley
~srs subjected showed tina, they con.
tahsd about ~ per cent tthe smourt the
Goyesement sllow, Of she moot poisonous
snd sdalteTated alcohol, and ths, the 10
siduum consisted % various foreign Sub.
stsaess which were Simply siiss a. nav.
rtng extract. TO dfyuise the taste OF the
original 0empouni The Value witch 80
sailed Bitten are supposed 10 have N Of 4.
purely fictitious cb Afacter In fact N sine
tney ,rrltzts and inibTe tho dslioat. mem
hrans OF the stomach, 90 yitists The taa,.
that the palate soon cannot di,tlnsul.h
beivesn good and bad Thess decorations
are consumed principally BY The d.bt,at-
ed hs Ounvslssesnt, the depressed and
particularly by aged psopls aud weak
vonsn snd others " whom sh1iulsut
u indispensablN Now while alcohol.
especially la thu form 81 whisky. il Ae
hnewisdged 20 be tho hest Known stifnu.
lsnt. aud IL prescribed aud used By phyi..
o'sns fot THIS purpose stsTywheTs va
oAnt conceive why psspls will insist ussu
tAkinS the slcshol ia IN. form Of De
oootioh, the compromising ~ witch they
know noth,ug and which - shown nv
analysis. contains tusciOil vitriol oAtsobu
and poi.ons VI the meat deadly Kind 10
would be far hettsr for them "a come out
badly aud use tho putcsrtclr AOmrthIng
tDads from malt ia which ther. Va no fnarl
oil There MAY be = li,tle dirrcrlty In
obtalning an article Of this kind a. thsre
Is only ons nrm iu the country IT,, the
discovers II u nv pure malt Whlsksv.
which lis'us IL HEi which comeiuss food
and stimulating qualities
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Personal.

CITY Attorney Blair il back again
Gen. Reynolds is again in the city.
Major j. c. Tubs has returned from
Bosquc.
District Attorney Taylor ha, re-
turned from Moody.
Dr j. K. Frrrcll has returned from
"a professional visit to Clcburuc.
Mrs. saunders and her TWO httlr
daughters have returned from New
Orleans.
Dr. X. Rankin. independent can
didatc for congress spent Yesterday
in the city.
MIR. William Brooks, OF the firm OF
Brooke ~ Wallace, publishers, has re-
turned from Hot springs benefited.
Col. H. Il. Hall has returned from
an extensive trip IN southern Texas
coli Hall viii remain IN Waco two
weeks.
At the Lehman llou-e..,l VI smith.
Bolton, samuel Hunt, lllll,huru.S T.
Booker, Bclton; Il \ Mrs-ick. TAYLOR.
\ FGillcnm,t ity;W J. Gatlin, NJ Cnlm
Jam { Wilson, ToWush,M MAY Bel.
den, T. j Bouchard and wilc, Donispn,
g. { SpiAy, IorruH, Geo I Robinson,
Moody, Il g. Rice, rroyidcurG II
Mvcr, citl, $ /. Sumuc,-. utN Il \
rrr-on, Nicsca; I $ liIrdwhistlr, city.
\ j Daniel. Robinson; W T. Ahrr-
nathy, Robinson G. Law, city; VIM
W Evans, city,
At the Pacific \ Manning, City,
e. \ Bmton, Merton H.; i NJ War
ucr, Atlanta CGC VI Miller, rhllHdcl
phia; VIM Spcrr, Houston. VIM Cuhn,
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'uOJND AMOUR TOWN.


seed, ycuud barley, nj ralmcr's
iook out tor Ellis moving wagon.
For line work 90 to the Waco steam
Laundry.
Give your orders Tor lcc TO Farley
llc'll deliver ON time.
Lack, the tailor has the best as-ort-
mcnt of goods ever brought 10 Waco.
Have Your clothing luuudricd nj
Waco steam Laundry.
Give your orders tor lee tn Farley.
Hell deliver ON time.
Hot and cold ha h. NJ MI times nj
the Waco Steam Laundry.
Something new. pr. Louis $3.50.
mems calf health shoe, Ht sleeper
Clifton y co., This Us - Rood shoe ;
tTN them.
Coldrn- Liquid Beef Tomr BE- ii
wonderful remedy tor Wcal ucss
ever and loss al appetite"
Leave Your order with lNck. and
Your clothes will hr mplo To iii YOU
George " Mclaughlin sell. aud
delivers big lund of dry stove wood
for 81 10.
l'nrlry'- lee meet. the hot wave sue.
cesstully. It B, the only thing that
can 40 lllhl.
tArIry'- icr mprt- the hot wave -uc
cc-sfulll II rs the only thing TINT
can do that.
Boarding and lodging Mt Alol
Brulc'- White Elephant restaurant,
Give himH call.
New evening shades in plain and
brocadc drcs, silks nj sanger BROTH
| thrrb'
The Dclmonico lcai4 ON porter
house steak, berwick lIny oysters
aud coffee. open all night after sep
| TENDER !.
when you are IN the city order
| your suits mudont Lacks.
Lack the tailor fakes orders from
cities and towns adjacent To " AGO.
big reduction ia prices Of school
books, school stationery, baskets,
straps, etc. Chcupcs, place in town
Don't buy until YOU have examined
the stock aud prices of the Waco
BOOK aud STATIONERY Go.
". II. MAIkINa, MANAoEH.
400 AUSTIN street, neat 10 corner o.
Fourth.
school tablets nj half price.
Cheapest p,ucc in town tor first
elias" dcnli,irN soc unprcctdenle'
prices. uII ''t, "l i''''h upper OF
o W'rl no R"iH hl''l'R' f-..u' "lll"l
yam OF ''U'v'll mug, ~ ON ,IA'l'hs
~ Genus. an "thrI operations J.,
P'"P"'',1h Hn" "'' ""'" "1, "'l''"
H. ~. 'N' N'''l'I, ~ - -
Nu'''I' avenue over '''"h Ph""'
graph S"''il
80 'h1"'i 6"""7 tN'Il l,'''o u
ol.ln W '"'@ u7'""'''"''''"' IN guar
Hhto'", ,.. ,....... ...,
rem y I,','' ,'",', 'l'l ON ,'eN', pom
, "l'"' ""''n,' 10Y ''' "'" Va" ''''
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medium .frur.. .,.. ior mt COWS, % ..,. mr
Iur r,f IH.. - .ii su,tNug onlN,s uui.t d.
.IH. '..aIIi ult 'ii"t h'pNlyi vet shi-. quoted
r''"""' Nn,,,Giiil&loi-sSr '''".
~ >,,ao "I 6'a' i Gal o. '''
luu.u. N" UW'' munm 80. - hu .. 'h
,,..N e. .t.un- sr'ru y t's -ilmt}'..
,",r w iuwnu 100 uhl, s,r T. fnl. 800 .,
..u.i .W. ..u .u.. So. ln,o.mrt'
tt.mt. IUI..., TJn.
r0u ,mI a.N,icl nt 'ori,. y q" rcr
ult- tuDil- lemon, en- per huN.
".w., 't' lutu,uo- sal uvr nuU'h.
IQtuli~ NNp WlNES.
rH'Nui'r \rpl" s. .',. ", reach s. '.
D.,pI, s. .,Inul.0 b S..l.,'. I. sl,U
CO.'S lum"u. 81 au i'. imr"rtri s.
Nm-t II4nvur.u.g
NI>t. -.unu muurh.i = ,"C Obj, lu.u
sue. l'Hu'..'' ~Wiuf "i e't a. i"
up1ri,ls ut7n uor ruN Mrt"r punt
t. H,l tu... pIui- g. s. lsvuuIs 81 81. ulu'.
. 'r.n,. :, ai rn,', G'nai'liolnn i hooG ,I'
rD0 Hd quart. 81 gtr rns' unteG
.,IlNnyeS y ~ pint. 81 quartz g..
N.wI-s. quart. So i a 90, giut. s."
..uu. I.ui. ST. quarts ~
ID N.En NNp HrlL.ulNu MATERIAL.
lDuuu Rough ~ "tl, 4" ~, " rI"t
tIr.. % uul VI ceiling. tl-tai. lu " luru. SIS.
tIH IN.N. $50. 600. .r Iu.h. -. tUuEh 'NlliuE.
ST.. Oh. .lliur IS r,tlsnsi, white pine, 80 uh.
a.. .uIl uIur. it... la heart plur Z, 70. 90 Is e..
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rH.,. tourn j7l. lu .r,l 80. ieIh-, u .a,u
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SOCIETY NOTES

i,Thc rittshurg. pa Commercial
Gazette in it, issuc ot tie 18th instant
.ays; Mrs. \. II. storey. OFT Naco.
Tex an accomplished musician, who
has been spending the summer months
IN this city, will return home neat
week. accompanied by her two dausA.
tiers. Mrs. storey while here was uu
der the tuition OF Messrs. ShCrW God
and Cuttings, and considers pitt.burk
one OF the most musical cities she has
ever visited
Miss Alice Downs, who has assisted
80 materially To culiNeu Waco society
during the summer mouths, left on
last Tuesday for Nashville. where she
Will remain a short while visiting tel.
atiycs after which she will enter u la
dies school Ia New York To complete
her education. Miss Downs Is Il
young lady OF rare accomplishments
and of Il high grade of intellectually.
aud viii di-uugulsh herself ~ ANY
circle
The first week OF the Baylor Uni.
vcrsity ended Yesterday The mum
Der OF students matricdlated aud ai-
ready In the city is 2iu. Every see.
ton of the state is well rrprrs.
ented. Among the recent arrival
are Captain WIN. NJ. Peck and dnugh.
ter aud l.. u. Bradley, lr, Fairfield.
Mr. /. Land. Sabine Town; ~cuui
Jsggs aud son aud Senior Stoucca and
two sons, Eagle Pass, ScnuriA \Hra.
gosa, san Juan, Me leo; II klrtcr.
BRENNAN; Mcssrs. Cox and Hunter.
huntsville; Miss Pearl Johnson, Mt
Vernon, Miss Mary Blunls. Hemp
stead Mr.. + MNurs, Houston. Miss
Irene shannon, Eustlaud. MIR. rut,r
benson The falling oil, apparent.
is ia local patronage.
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Ladies, we wish to call your attcu-
ton to n new shipment of genuine
white yam sweet putatue- Just lcrciy
ed from louisiana, which /, ~ sweet
potato right, Please try them to.dHy.
They won't lasi long, BlHckcycI peas
lust To hand. Mackcrrl in lll shapes
new pack from Potter Il Wughtiug-
ton, oil Boston, Mass, New California
canned fruits of all varieties nj los
prices. Freshly roasted Rio, Jnvy
Mocha, santos aud MarRcOA coffee.
Try our No. 2 Fayo 'itc Blended coffee,
which now having the largest sale Of
any line roasted coffee that has ever
been in Waco, The price il rcA-uua
bic, the qrality uniform, the blend "a
marvel Of cXccl'oucy, aud the -n,o %
wonder TO every grocer In waco who
tries to got It's equal NJ o ccuts per
pound more. Cali Cor and insist on
having Alyin's fayOritc roasted coffee
40. 2, aud you will have the finest
goods that money and brains eau pro.
duce Awaiting your commands, wo
are anxiously ready 20 ACCOMMODATE
YOU in any way which lies IN our
power. A. JoNrs TAYLOR Il Bro.
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upon the charge and when the case
wa. called he pleaded guilty. His
duo.wa placed Mt $40 and he paid il.
Then hr drew out his note book and
gulrd ut rcrrcndicular rows of pic
lure, of tarnntulas and such things
qud afterwards hc wandered away. |
kew supposed the tine money would
bc turned over to him in pay ment tor
the deg. Tut Oh learning otherwise
be appeared to think that true Jus.
tice was only found In China,
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rhrnn.nnnI,. m,mrh,

Is the Great southern Remedy for
the cure of the ccroiulous faint,
rheumatism. white sWeclIug govt
guitrc, consumption. bronchitis,
nervous debility, malaria aud all dis
cases arising from All impure condi-
ton of the blood. Certificates can
be presented from many leading ply
-iciaus. ministers and heads of iami-
lies Throughout the south, endorsing
uo.adnlis In the highest terms We
are constantly la receipt OF certlli.
Gates of cures from the most reliable
sources. aud we do not hesitate To
recommend u ~ The best known
remedy tor the cure of the above
Diseases
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Just received at the Fashion Bazaar,
few new aud handsome styles in
dark "slrgw, with trimmings to
match. Tho haudsumcst foreign goods
have not yet arrived ia New York,
aud Mrs. ohcu, stay WIll depend
upon such arrivals, ButterIeks pat.
terms for October just ia.
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noNUoLI.N ,I,ws.

Lin John opened his oblique eyes
aud gaIed with melancholy interest at
the wall IN Justice Davis court yes
tcrday. Accused byl Kow Of dog
killing Lin appeared out OF heart
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brutI'n'n
Nc.d not say they cannot find linc
underwear in waco. We are show
ing the finest assortment oi striped,
figured aud solid fine underwear, lull
regular made, NJ less than pricc. paid
abroad Tor the same quality OF goods
IN hosiery ana ncckwcnr we have the
newest novelties, and to emp the ELI
mnN We ARE showing II magnificent
line Of clothing thus -cnspu, too clHb-
crate tor these dun times, but will
sell them at unusually low prices 20
hrug them within tho rcHrh ul every
one, lEWlNE Bios.
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Having enlarged our CLOAK aud
suit room To twice lis size OF last
scusou, We rNtcnd au invitation TO
one and all to pay that department a
visit. our stock OF yloak- and ladies'
ready made suits being complete -
lad, can pass half our very pleas
Nntly looking through oar stock.
Every known fashionable material
suitable for ladies' misses or children.
Wraps ARE represented ia our stock
made up III the following STYLES:
Nrw markets, RrgiHu~, Jackets,
~acquc-, short Dnlmnn- aud short
wraps IN varied sylcsut from $3.50
lo $500 zach. We are very positive
" hen we LAY that there is not 80
large Il stock M ours IN the state,
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Professor kerkOw will commence
preparing conservatory tomorrow
Flowers, music aud good cheer viii
me tine order
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Affections of tho digestive organs
destroy all energy OF miud aud body.
Avoid this dreadful state 10y using
Morris tastariue.
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MANY a person Is starving with a fun
table before them. Appetite gOur' Am
m,.ou goucl lIiea burden What ia
the natter The Liver has ceased 10
DO Ms proper work The life channel
are cllggcd Poisonous fluids are
thrown back into tie blood, which
should be- thruwnmt SMITH : BILE
BEANS SSH. surely stimulate tlo liver
M do MS work wen, aud headache. sal
lOwuc-s and bad breath win flee away.
rruc, % cents per bottle. AIlduBgists.
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Time, ui2u y. m-llcuvy track,
wilson. lig miles, Is lap. Luwcry
M miles. H. lap-.
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Humphreys homeopathic specific
At. j. T.. SEAK's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-26

llabitual constipation produces
piles. This most painful affection l.
10y using Morris Cascarlnc
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An uuhcalthN condition of the
bowels cause. indigestion and dys-
pcpsia. Morris Ca-cArinU Is the
.II
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rrickly Ash Bittcr- warns up and
iuvigoratc the stomach, improve and
strengthens the digestive organs
opens the pores, promotes pcr'plra
ton. and cqualllc, the circulation.
As "a currcctor ut II disurdcrcd sys.
TEN there is nothing to cuuSl 1t.
TuIl limo of toilet -onu- at H. T..
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pno Pinto concentrated water
soups, sc, at j, T. 1fAts.
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For the hest amt cheapest airy goods
gu to -. Marx, neat to Waco state
bank
Many so called bltters ana TONES
are directly injurious to health, but
Morris CH~cariuc, 10y it's gentle prop
critics, cures und prevents all troubles
of the digestive organs.
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Mp Wipsluw- soothing syrup should al
Wgyt to usri iut children teuthiug. II rOOths
the CHILD, sufteus the gums HllayB all palms
cures wiui collie AMI II tho hest fcindiss ioi
1iKrrh rA
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Al.oatull line of Lap Robes. Horse
Covers, Leather of ull kinds, llrmc-.
COLLAR, Traces. Backhauds, etc. etc
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Cull nj Workman 4 MOutgomrryr
Hud see the elegant chrumoa given
away with each cnu Of baking powder
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Il pronounced BY acoTos oil ply
sicians, aud thousands of people
who have used it, to be tho best
known remedy for Debility Dys-
pcpsia, Indigestion, Loss of APP
petite, Loss of Flesh, Lung COM
plants, Female Weakness, Gas
trio Iri,abil.tH Nervousness,
Ma!arial Fever and many other
diseases whore tonicsaro required
differing essentially from all
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GALVESTON SrOT COTTON.
'Al' t7l"N, sept 70 -spoI cotton closed
uIl aLi unchanged
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MAI.IIING NAI,m

Fun line of toilet soap. ut j.
SEAit-.
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49,
Smyrna times., 1886-03-17
Matrimonial.
COOPER-wILLIAMs.

The social event of the vicinity of
Moortou last week was the wedding
at Bethel NJ. f. Church, at o'clock on
the evening of Thursday the llth inst.
The friends of the bride elect had pre-
viously dressed the church handsomely
for the OCCASION, the chief features of
which were an Evergreen arch at the
front Of the chancel, from the centre
of which a bell of the same material
was suspended, the clapper being a
a Gala lilly. The evening was a bright
one, and for some time before
the hour the friends and spec
tators had been gathering IN large
numbers and when the bridal party
entered, every seat and all availa-
BILE standing room was occupied. The
groom, S. Brady Cooper and bride,
Miss Mary b. Williams, daughter of
Mrs. Rebecca Williams. were preceded
by the brides maids, Miss Annie Will
liams and Miss Sallie Cooper, sisters of
the contracting parties. The grooms-
men were Jefferson Cooper, brother OF
the groom and DIR. Ed. Smith, OfSalisbu-
nv. Md; usheTs, +. Oliver Cooper, OF
Wilmington, and Frank J. Williams, OF
this town.
As the party moved up the aisle
Miss lola France, Of this town played
an appropriate wedding marohj taking
their stand at the altar, the bride and
groom under the bell. the officiating
minister, Rev. Il. +. White proceeded
with the solemn ceremony, they being
married with a ring At lis conclusion
tho bridal party descended to the
room below where half hour was
spent in receiving the congratulations
Of their friends, the spectators IN the
heahtime dispensing to their homes
every body bleqsed With the happy
event of the evening. ""'
The bride and groom repaired late
IN the evening to their home, new
honse and new furniture In Moorton
Tho brldb aud her maids We're dressed
IN cream colbred cashmere with bro
cndkd satin front aud lace trimmings
the bride wearing aSeif
The bride WIS the reciprnt Of
great many beautiful and useful pres
enta. Al iour O'Clock Of the aherAoon
preceding the wedding, the brlda
party, minister aud n few friends par
Smyrna times., 1886-03-17
Early Vegetables.

The last few days have been suggest
i've of gardening and the planting of
seeds and tubers for early vegetables.
But while we are thinking about plant
ing they are already arriving in the
cities from the tropical regions, to be
scattered to the outlying towns. A
New York paper says:
Bermuda is n British colony, but
New York is a natural market, and
from it we obtain our earliest green
vegetables, mainly potatoes, tomatoes,
onions, egg plants, &c.
New early rose potatoes planted late
last fall are now arriving from BeTmu
da put up in barrels with whitewashed
heads, which is a popularity of Ber-
mudian vegetable shippers. They are
now worth at wholesale in New York
about Sc per barrel and will probably
be no lower during the season.
A few tomatoes reached our markets
by the last steamer from Bermuda, and
the supply will rapidly increase by
each succeeding steamer. They now
bring at wholesale from 81 to $3.50 per
box of five or six crates. They are, OF
course raised and ripened in the open
air. Onions will begin to arrive in two
or three weeks.
There is now a semi-mOnthly steam
er from Bermuda to New York, but 6
little later there will be a q weekly ser
vice, or perhaps three arrivals in tive
weeks during the height of the crOl
season which begins in April and Nay
The more delicate and perishable veg
etables, like lettuce, celery, cucumbers
&c, are not much brought from Ber
muda, as they are apt to wilt and be
come stale OH the passage.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-17
The Water Works.

Under the feeling from all sides that
enough time had been wasted and that
a definite result should be reached, Mr..
Cassin the Engineer, Mr.. Coon the
Contractor and the Commissioners met
Yesterday for final test. As it has
existed, there was really no jurisdic-
ton over the use of the water; Mr..
Coon couldn't, and the commissioners
had no right to until they had accepted
the works from the contractor. The
DELAY, land the loss we may add has
been at the hands of the latter, who
has been too busy elsewhere to give
the work here his personal attention
and thus complete the job; and for
this reason he has incurred a number
! of unnecessary losses. From Monday
evening until yesterday morning, a
period of twelve hours, the water
takers were all shut off and it was
found that during the twelve hours the
water in the stand pipe sank some SIX
feet, showing a leakage somewhere OF
1000 gallons. Yesterday with plug
running wasting as much water as
would be used at fire. the pumps
were run constantly for over four OF
| five hours ia pressure of 100 lbs, peach
ing at one time lis lbs, without any
breakage of the pipes or manifestinp
any visible leaks. The conclusion
very naturally was that there were
number of small leaks where the pipe
were soldered together, some of then
no larger perhaps than q cambric nee
= die. but capable in the aggregate o
wasting a great deal of water. This
ALWAYS so in the construction of waite
= works. The difficulty in ours is tn
almost absolute purity of the water
affording no sediment to fill up thes
little interstices. The water is so clea
l.. that pebbles can be seen at the bottom
of the well through nearly twenty fee
r of water. Mr.. Cassn says that III tn
most of places these little leaks woul,
}. have been filled up mainly before thi
!; especially where stream water wa
used, and these will in the course
time by the natural corroding Of tn
iron, il nothing else. Mr. C4ssin tul
ther says we haye cheap and eXcelseI
j. water works with not only very superio
but an inflow Of water when deman
is made on the well. of about 5000
gallons day. It is probable that Il
6, Town Commissioners will DECIDE t
day, after few minor things hay
been done, to accept the water w0rl
from the contractor.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-17
Peaches.

George +. Honecker living on the
. Middle Alley" road, feels quite as
suFed that If nothing else happens to
the peaches that bG will have Q fair
crop the coming summer Blight after
the cold spell that appeared so disas-
trous TO the buds, in going through his
orchard and cutting of the twigs as he
could reach them he would scarcely
find live bud 10 any Of the trees,
and would have sold his crop for 5000;
but on an examination again last week
No went up among the top branches
and found them nearly oil alive. From
tie buds no 40 pow finds them, though
on the topmost lihibs, hG thinks there
is enough 10 make profitable osQp.
Ills noighbors NJ r. Underwood, B. +.
Middleton, W. w. Jones, n. II. Dafrah,
Jos, W. Iightoap and W. -. Hoilecker
report thels orchards IN the same CON
ditiOn y. n @. hothwell, Thoo. W.
Cavehdef, Geo w. Mattlford dnd 9TH
ers on the Northeast side Of the town
aud w NJ Boyer, ON the South 81 The
town report The shme condition OH.
ers boweVel are quite positive lhnt they
will have eOupifaiively lew ppQehes.
and especially u this The annb about
Mo0ftOn Upon The whole there I,
considerable better feeling now than 4
month ago.