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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-04-01
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Ellen Terry, the actress, gets $S76
. week for the fifty-two weeks of tho
year, with a vacation whenever she
chooses. Chicago Journal.
About 10000 copies of Haw-
thorne's "Scarlet Letter. have been
issued. The House of Seven Cables
did not reach more than half that num-
Der.
-HoratiO Seymour died on Abraham
LincOln's seventy-eighth birthday. and
General Hancock died On the seventy
second anniversary of Samuel j. TIL
denis birth.-N. Y. Sun.
Mrs. Nj. E. De Geer, of Scott City,
Kan, has pre-empted land. founded
several towns. built several hotels and
established several paying newspapers
in kansas.-Chicago San.
-Talcot Williams. managing editor
of the Philadelphia Press, has a collec-
ton OF biographies of noted persons
ready to be used as obituaries on their
demise. which is insured for 50, AGO.
N. Y. Tribune.
with my own eyes" said DR..
Theodore L. Cuyler to some Yale stu
dents. the other day, II have seen Mr..
Gladstone kneel by the side of COM
mon street-sweeper and pray for the
salvation of his SOUL"
The st. Louis Globe Democrat sayss
1.-The recent death of 3. Gratz Brown
carried off the last of the National can
didates of 1S72-Grant, Greedy and
Wilson having gone before. And the
death of Heratio Seymour carried of
the last of the candidates of 1868, the
others being Grant. Colfax and Blair"
General Hancock was married in
st. Louis in 1850 to Miss Almira Rus
sell, of that city, who survives him.
Probably it was her full name the dy-
ing man was trying to pronounce when
his utterance broke into allie"
"Myra," as given in some of the re-
ports of his last moments.-St. Louis
Post.
Elder Thomas Parker Dudley, Of
Lexington, Ky, is said to be the old
est Baptist minister in America He
is ninety-four years old, blind and very
feeble. He began preaching in 1920.
and has preached in Kentucky. Ten
nessee, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Michi-
gan, Missouri, Kansas. Virginia. Della
ware, Pennsylvania. New Jersey and
New York;. Y. Times.
The richest woman in the world
has lately been discovered. Donna
Isidora COusino, of Chill, is the lucky
individual. No one, not even herself,
knows the exact amount of her wealth,
which is derived from land. cattle,
mines, house and ship property to any
extent. In addition TO these sources
of income she owns the only coal mines
in South America, from which she draws
about 916,000 a month. 1t is stated
that Donna Cousino is q remarkable
business woman
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-04-01
SUCH A WIFE.

Such wife as Willie has!
Such a bonny, loving wifcI
She is like bit of sunshine,
IN the rainy days OF life.
PcSy still her clever fingers,
.sld she's never cross Or silly,
1t were well if every husband
Only had a wife like Willie.
"Oh," said Charlie, with decision,
"Willies wife is very well;
But she's out of all comparing,
With my own dear darling Nell
When I'm happy, she's go happy,
When l m sad, she's full of care,
And I'm sure in all the village,
There is not a wife SO fair"
"There you're wrong" said Farmer Carey
g. And it's that ought to know,
For married my sweet Mary
More than twenty years ago.
She was counted then The Beauty.
You'd not match her far or near.
And she's just been growing sweetcr
Every day and every year."
swell. indeed" said Lawyer SimmonA
With a twinkle in his eyes,
"In the matrimonial struggle.
1t was that won the prize.
Ny Selinas good and clever,
And you need not to be told
That's she's very well connected,
And she broughrme land and gold"
But I'll frankly tell you. neighbors,
How the matter really lies;
1t was SO in the beginning,
So there nothing for surprise.
Only one wife is made perfect,
Loving, pretty, good and bright:
All good husbands think they have her,
And to think SO makes them right.
Lille f.. Barr, in ". Y. Ledger.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-04-01
Electricity VS.. Dust.

Dust and smoke in factories may now
be dealt with by electricity. 1t was re-
Gently asserted at the meeting of the
British Association in Montreal. in a
paper by Prof. Lodge, that dusty at
mosphere would be speedily cleared by
the passage of electric sparks. 4
prominent lead-smelter of Wales, read
gin a report of this meeting, determined
20 apply the scheme to purifying the
atmosphere of his works, where the
fumes of volatiiized lead were continue
ally escaping from the flues and poi
soning the atmosphere. An expert
mental shaft was made of barrels with
windows cut in them, and the electric
spark was transmitted. The expert
ment is claimed to have been COM
piete Chicago Tribune.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-04-01
WIT AND WISDOM.

The pupil of ones eye is made to
attend to business by the lash that is
held over it.
1t is great day Cor a small boy
when he can whistle for himself and
wear brothers pants.-N. o. Picayane.
AN exchange asks: us cremation
becoming popular?'' 1t may be, but
we never heard of any one trying it but
once.-Marathon Independent.
Believe nothing against another
but upon good authority; nor report
what may hurt another unless it be a
greater hurt to others to conceal it
N. Y. Ledger.
81 hev often noticed" says Josh
Billings, 1.-THE man who would have
done such wonderful things eff he had
bin thare, never gifts thare.'
Young lady Tin shoe-store)-Have
you stout calf shoe, suitable for SER
want, at price not to exceed two dol
lars a pair? Clerk (overworked)-O
yes, ma'am. Er-What size do you
wear?- Chicago Tribune.
Intelligent housemaid-O, please,
miss, there was young gentleman
called when you was out. He didn't
leave no card, miss, but can show YOU
who he is, cause theirs three of his
photographs in your ALBUMIN I.
San.
The mother in introducing the new
arrival to her six-year-old said: Come.
Alice, and see what beautiful doll /
have bought for you. Alice, after gazing
a moment on the stranger said: Why l
can buy prettier one than that for
ninety-eight cents at the new cheap
store-Prdirie Farmer.
-Magistrate-"Wh is the plea of
the prisoner at the bar, charged with
being implicated in the Roberts safe
robbery?" Prisoner-'.I beg leave to
state, your Honor, that was there, but
simply as a tool for others" Prison
ers's counsel-''I would explain to the
court that my clients name is Jimmy"
-7Idbits.
why don't yea marry?" ''WelL
you see, | am very particular how my
intended should be-" Explain your
self" '.My wife must be rich. hand
some and stupid" ''Why all that?'
Every simple. She must be rich and
handsome, otherwise would not have
her; and she must be stupid, otherwise
she would not have me. "-Fieqende
Blaetter.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox truly sings:
eve build our own ladders to climb to
the sky." Certainly we do. And we'd
get there, too, if we only built enough
ladders and made them long enough.
The trouble with us is that after splic-
ing the ladders until we get some where
about the fifth story, we decide to sit
down and economic breath by waiting
for the elevator. And then, half the |
time, a fellow steps into the elevator
when It is on the down trip.-Burdette. |
flames" said Tuffboy, ST., '.it is
now ten minutes past eight. told you
to be in the house at eight precisely"
"But l wanted one more Slide" said
Jimmy. lone more slide, sir. You are
on the sliding path too much, sir. You /
NAV carry YOUR sled into the attic for |
the rest of the winter. and your skates, /
too, sir. And you will not go out of the /
house evenings any more, nor have any
company in the house, nor make any
noise whatever, and you will go to bed
at seven o'clock, and" Don't /
YOU think, pop interjected Jimmy, /
..that the punishment fits the crime
too much?" Jimmy goes sliding e.
usual.-Haryord Post.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-04-01

Should the varnish on a piano
tarnish or become cloudy, wipe with
chamois skin or soft cloth dampened
in water, then with dry, soft cloth.
Next rub thoroughly the surface with
few drops of sweet oil and turpen-
tine, and then remove these by rub
bing.-Chicdgo Times.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-04-01

To prevent burn from leaving
scar, try the following, to be used
after removing the fire from the burn:
Crate or scrape fat turnips. fry in
fresh lard until quite brown, and strain
into bottles or boxes kept air tight
Apply ON linen CLOTH Western Rural
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-04-01

In Norway the wolves are so
superstitious that they will never 90
into space inclosed by ropes stretched
on posts. and they carry the thing so
far as to Immediately torsake any
neighborhood in which telegraph
wires are erected.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-04-01

Glare had been told not to leave his
toys too near the fire. as they would
unglne. One morning his sister was
standing by the stove, when he called
to her: Nellie, go right away or YOU
viii all ungiue. f-E1chanqe.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-04-01

A Young Lady Reader wishes Ia
know what viii remove grease spots
from si!kdresS. A pair OF scissors.
N. !. Herald.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24
HORRIBLE BIT,IiIKN
Hr. DHNid krIIy stains ais IRnds
WIN I'll" HIond OF Ihrcc innu.
cent Victims.

Mr. David Kelly D., Wcll-buowu 30
Waco, having been for many months
employed by Mr.. W II. Mclaughlin
whom hc left u few weeks since {,
cmburh in the retail grocery bu-iuc--
lu company with 70 MIR VI. II ~uudr.
Ter. For SOM duy-, ln m,l ever
-lucc the Inst cold spell, Mr. Kelly hu-
bcou acting 100 % peculiar manner
dropping. now ana then, % hint ul
some bloody dcrd which hr intended
FOO commit when the proper t.m,
came. but none dreamed that thu
time was So near at liant.
The building occupied by Kelly ~
~tandrfcr j, ON Austin street aud con-
tain, room In the rear at the store.
20 door and diugy window connecting
the Two room At about i u'ciu,h
yesterday afternoon partic, in the
store heard the sound of voices in the
rear room, followed quickly 10y whH,
seemed TO he Il rapid succession OF
blows from An axe. luan instant the
door between the two room. Wa
lung open, aud IN rushed Kelly, his
hands and arms literally covered with
blood. Going 10 the cheese box he
seized the large butcher knife used IN
cutting cheese aud bacon, aud di-np-
pcnrrd through the door into the
room from whence hc came. lie wa,
followed INTO the room, and Oh
what spectacle met the gaze Z,
Wing ON the moor were
Of, three victims literally
ut to pieces, The legs, arms and
'cud were severed from the body.
>cliN was knccling on the floor. knife .
d hand, finishing his bloody work. I.
while an assistant with IN axe, wa, /
pitting the head, open 80 n, tocN-
.o.e the brain, Kelly offered no VIC.
'ucp 10 the iutrudcrs, merely remark
lg that the meat was for hi, own
ryatc Use, and hence he wa, in no
Use u-urplng the prcrogntiyc- Of the
utohu. lie said further that hr
.ould have killed the hogs sooner
ul for the fact that he feared the
lriy return OF warm weather
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24


'-"''' d. U" Doe Waco. and 70 careful.
summation VIII rev "a. sufficient de-.
''i '.t'H .ui'iiug Co., Doe readily zee
u',.". Ihc View i- taken from
H''' w h.'. ana shows tho couples.
DID," 'Hi.l-' bridges. ct.. iu She iOrc-
'"hd' embracing toe entire city,
'h' giving thc size. location and to-
r't'Nih'. 81" '- T." give &" stranger. -
very correct Aud favorable imlrc-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24
ANIMMLNsL MnIsr.
where Thousands ShouId G0 Rnd
make Al Inspection

no those who wish To- buy anything
10 the -uddIcry and harness line, Iut
ENANINEH wuuli commend them To
.aIl ou Tom pndgit, the great saddle
dealer and manufacturer of Texas.
Before buying buggy, phutun on
carriage, DO not u.i to frat pricc hi,
goods. twill pay you 90 do this. 10
every buyer in central TcNu- We
would ash that when You come tu
Waco 10 stop into Mr. padgitt, c-lab-
a,hm,ut ana take look At hi, great
-tuch in trade At attempt IA cuumcr
alton of every article hcptin h.- house
would be futile, but suffice il 10 -ay.
hose who need anything iu Bon. line
wi,l never De disappointed In not
finding what they call for Mr.. Pad.
-itt carries Il stock Of leather harness.
collars saddles. saddle trees. boot and
shoe iludlng-, whip quirt-, shelf good.
TO-. which Is cqua, 10 any house DO
the United State. There may be
citizens in Waco who doubt thu, state.
ment, but if they will only step into
the house aud make a careful survey
% everything, they win he cony iuccd
Of the truth of what il said here.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24

ThNi II Inc way a muu'. rhrumii'
Joints sometimes are. Hinge. oid.
rusty and worn. aud badly need uli-
ing The trouble j. in the blood. \
nan who j., of any account j. worth
repairing. The repairing can bc done
10y means of Browns Iron Bittcr..
lhnt cnrichcs and purilics the blood.
drive. out the pains, and work, com.
plctc restoration. Thousands testify
tu II from happy experience. Mr.. &
~. llmtlcy gls North sixteenth
street. st. Louis, -ny- II used Brown,
iron lilttrr- for rheumatism. general
debility and pro-tratiou. with The
best results.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24
FRANCE.
E,en rtnnce mns IRE Trans.

PARIS, January pa number OF
cabinet factories in Belleyillc were
destroyed by ire last night Retreat
from the buildings was cut of, and
many workmcu were compelled to
to jump from the Windows, though
others were rescued by the iremen.
all Of those who leaped from the win
dows received severe injuries. Sev-
eral bodies we're taken from the ruins
last night and several more to-day
The pecuniary loss is 100000 franc /,
Three hundred persons were thrown
oui of employment,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24
GI.WN Nv.
Bineiaiism H. Now IN international
Question.

BERLrN. January 2S.-IIerr Vons.
culz, Russian finance minister, de-
cIarcd in the Retchstag yesterday thnt
an impartial government would up
hold mono-motali,m. lie explained
that he WA, not ianatiral partisan Of
the gold standard and could sympa-
thilc with the ,utl'r in their efforts
TO raise the value of silver, but the
question was Nh international one
ana must be treated accordingly.
While he would carefully examine
the question, he was unable to under.
take the Introduction of - measure
providing for an international double
standard
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24
A COMPLETE PICTIRy.
beautiful View 81 our Lovely Central
tIIy

There have been several attempts to
make IA picture Of Waco In years past.
all Of which were incomplete and un.
satisfactory. We were shown
Yesterday a sketch just completed BIS
Norris, Wcllge Il Co., publishers.
who make a specially Of this work,
which presents the character aud cA-
tent Of our city IN such u manner that
The casual observer will at once re.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24
AhnIIshIna shirning ~.

WA~uNGruN, January 2a The
shipping committee of the house to
day finally considered Mr. Dmglcy' 4,
bill, TO abolish certain fee, tor official
services 10 American vessels ahd for
other purposes The hill was con,id-
crab.y amended aud MIR Dmgley wa,
instructed to report it 10 the hou.c
aud secure action upon it at the oarli-
est opportunity
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24

WA-HlNGroN, January 13 The
resident has consented to delay ac-
ton in the case of pAyma.tcr general
smith. of the .nitcd States navy, un-
Ill after counsel for that officer has OPP
portunlty To prepare argument in his
behalf for tho presidents Information.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24

loNnoN. January 22 The German
I'm la,Sador here has declared that
Il German empire will uphold uouo-
meta ll,Iu,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24
wiiKLI NI,IInI>I
showing the standing of the 'itN Pub
lie SrhUUts.

statement showing the condition of
the public schools for the week cud-
Ing January 25;
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-24

Oh lf only bad her complexion. "hy. IN
D.. easily obtained sos rptsHul. Powder lHr
sale uy Hil druggists and fancy good. lrb'rf.
iur suIu Dos Castle s. Morrison. waco Itu.r.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-19

iuut cuur-p 1nIrnt i, night IN r.s,d
H. tn. "tuiurA' COW ~ being tn" best
fyi the pine haIrruv Of Florida and the
CHEAPEST reliance for the poor .han
Who depend upon IT," native gra~-'- and
the "urtugt' fof upport. The lat" Mt
lhta-hrt brought several Of these dunn.
utiy"unimal. from Erorgla, and disposed
II them among uur citizens. purchased
4 t~o.,rnr.uld hrifrr and bull If him IN
l~,t. and have raised two COWS from the
former, me 1T " hich still have, Th,-t'
hat" tine uIIrf- but rather ilcshy, and
give uuly about ~ quarts al MIX I"r
diV. They keep ~ good order through
the winter ca the commons without trrd
~ care They are ~ hardy ~ til" goat,
AMI about a. domestic III their dt4pusi
/ tom
\ flt brtti took f,h the ~tuh grower
j. thu N.ntir 81 I}uhmiu II 1t can h" rt".
cured THIS Wa- introduced III t'"utg ~,
. uHl lutldl lo' re- the wal ANA was near
/ is cAt,lmiua', / during the "unl ica~hhl
me- In lN,&l procured two thru.
/ year uIi hr.tri-oi u InW grade from MI.
/ iFunarIy,ui Grange county They were
much larger han Uncommon stock wlti
/ Iunl, horns, fine tIidrrs. heavy quarters
and coarse. heavy neck aud limbs. They
were very Will aud, apparently, vicious
They were active and intelligent, ANA
after long and patient linhnc-s, and
careful hhndliu.. hucamo lumreticatrt
ami entirely suhdu,d. bnc was killed
hy arrrhIrzs gunner. Ut malicious iur
ager, ami the other, the most lncorrl-
hlc. has brought inc two Of the bt~
COWS for milk that hnvc met WITH
The COW would give cight quarts of mil
per day, and continued III MIL, two year
after her last calf She was IA goo,
furagct, aud was never fed over u rcrl
nr bran per day when milking. Ii tn,
stock could he procured Of rurr blood.
brlI,,, il would lr' better for this south
,rn country tlnn either the ,lcl,'y or th,
Durham. or any Of the choice breeds
They are more vigorous and harry
stronger constitutions. and suhsist ul
the wild grasses far better. For all par
rn,cs Of stock growing | hclies" them th
best. Harrison Reed in Florida l'~
patch.
lbr. Wm. Mcln hanCcy, ~ mayor e.
jacksonville. was in town yesterday rII
,rulating Among iis friends.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-19

Ifalcy'- Trade l'"port- G'n"raI trade
ia- gained slightly in volume dGrr2 rhr
past week, AMI considerably NOR in i'm.
puln. Th" falling Of noticed ""'h
igo ha, b.on more than mad" ~, whIl"
from yaripu- cau,"s, prices have run-id
.rah'y strengthened. Tn tendency j.
nll IN H." night direction and his mouth
lrnut-' tp'ip t"tl"r than H. lred",.s.
vlt. and trl" NOR" than an n,ora." Ma
LtI4l,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-19
tny teriiii'airs AMI the sinh ,n.
and

Tie acton IL The city council Ihui
III, night, relative 10 the bond c"ftili
,,',' rr,i"or,eI by the city trra-pr. l..
srem 10 Us p"ctlIar II not unreasonable.
IL" treasurer has received 500 IN rrrtll
rhl., bat the council directed tIln ,,,ta
ttIeturn them H. him and "infutm iiu
lhit They Wet" paid without ai'h.Iib
aud hcfprr they were ln".
There IL a sinking fund created - tlr
ruIa-e II liIuldIting thJ, sci, in,.'h.
oinr,4. This fund Nat created ut 'ito
tmr tho bonds w,rr i-tri. ffn, TIM"
~ time the rcvcn,b. collected FIR the
-rnl'ns fund has been applied to- Tia
payment Of the bond cettlilcArr- urttI.
We believe, thcr" Is fully J ipooi d. ~.
d'btclur-- held bl til" city.
SIM" this sinking fund mu.t t,.iu.
vested IN bonds IT some Kind, Wlh not ~
H." lpni ccrtlirate- redeemed hN The
iraurrft What /. the -iul hg iuuI fpf
# not for tina rnrp"',; II there Is
molr., IN the fund t. ou,,ly IN l,,,,u.,,
uLyu ,,,l,,nt,,,,,nf ,l..,..,,
tGca,,., Tho mono, mu., l.. i.,.-t,J
Where tuapy bu,t,, pdy,tt,,g,. ,t.,,.,n
loIl ,.,,,ti.,,.. ~, n..,,,,,., l.,.,.,
nir,,,.. rrrt,l,ru,,ln, ,,.,..,.,.,.
IA il nat n,nr, ,,nJun, .,,,,l., r.,,.,.
ct nu nntu,u bond. and iaE.tl ,.,, mn
Imam l., iu,,u, tho .,nLiry fr,J Il. .,I,,
.,,n,ti,
Tl,rn.tiop # tL.t,.,.u,.r,,s. t,I.t
W,.L,,.. ,,.,,,.,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-19

special grand Jury was 'mpanei'd
"a "wednesday at Orala 10 take action
IN receiving the nea Iail. The luN
found that the work lii not cnrfs-, prd
with The specifications and rriu,''l 20 r..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-19
IuI,oN'.i;Iss I'll DI~IEiG
COUNTY TIGkII
CHARLES Ir,rGHEI.

IT,. PRECEDENT and hi- party have -h'..-
J.. muy.l At Ia" tlirrnltck- When
IT,, viii pend several we"k
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-19

Dr. Wm. Mel. bincry, "NmaNor ot
jacksonville, WAS in town yesterday CIR
,ula,ing among bis friends.