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the best blood food known. regulates
the bowels; very beneficial IN case. of
stomach disorders, It j.. readily A..
simulated 10y the most delicate stom.
a'h. also ctarrh, lung diseases, MGR
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For genuine grape milk see + kcr.
kow, at the Palace.
laudrDth'- fresh turmu seed tor
sale by {. {. McCulloch. Two car.
OF ST. Louis fancy hour, Waco Roller
mills flour aud Bratos mills iuur Just
bought at bargain aud for sale
cheap by G.. G.. McCul.3ch. i'ont
forget that &. &. McCullocl has cheaj,
sugar mOlA--c- aud hom. Fresh
Whitaker and 81 Louis hams. lard
and break last bacon At G.. g. McCul.
luch's Whcat.brau. coru and oats al.
WAY Kept for sale by e.. &. McCul.
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bic shape, green, roasted and ground,
AT 4 &. MoCulluch's Fine teas In
endless variety, AT &C. MCCulIOch's.
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aud liue chewing tobacco at G. g. Me-
tullochs. ltyuu want fine groceries
fresh aud pure, You can always lind
lhrm n L. Z. MrlMLInch'a.
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ON TItE STREET.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

Mr.. FERNANDO I schumacher 4 son,
OF Akron, ohio, are the original pic.
ncor. Of American manufacturers OF
oal meal, aud these works aud mills
are the largest ia the world These
rolled ayenia cracked wheat, pearl
harley hOminN grit-. Graham lloHr
aud iarrinHrepus goods utc known
throughout the civilized world, aud
acknowledged to bee ihr finest that
can he manufactured. We have
secured the agency of these goods M
Waco, aud rnu now furnish You with
the best things In this line YOU
ever tasted, lncy have lust arrived
aud are all fresh aud Ir.l class We
wish TO call your special attention Ia
these rolled Sycuia new process OF
preparing oats 80 they only require
| only il"c o. ten minutes 10 cook aud
make ~ dish ht fora king. We are
going tu handle lucr line Of goods
this season than We have ever done
aud are going 10 buy them direct
from the producer. aud sell direct To
the consumer. As ever yours tor
good goods aud low prices.
A JuNEs lANLoK & NhO,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

lust received, a choice lot Of salt
herring, Russian -ardiuc- III kegs.
swiss cheese. American tuIl cream
cheese, etc Also handle the waco
Roller Patent flour, Plants \ Pat.
cut, Double Eaglc Patent, Electric
Patent hose good, are sll first
class aud guaranteed Western aud
country prOduco such y, fresh cAb.
bake, potatoes, onions, apples, Lrhut,
creamery and country butter. are ST.
way, on hand Call at
O =. MuLEWs rrathcr RlocL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

ON last SUNDAY We advertised our
hose stock at 3, 10 and % cents Re.
suit, all sold Oy Tuesday evening
rhl. week We place ON sale coisrt- AZ
lu .h 80 and iU cents. lir.t come,
ir-t served
MHs. EitA =. CouEN,
Fashion BalAr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14
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We -till have good selection OF
summer millinery, and viii orer
goods without any regard TO cost.
Ntarr selling n line of hats al 90
cruts, worth from 81 lof4
Miss KATE o1OuTE,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

WrAre making great preparations
Tor the tall trade aud We mean to
push uutail summer goods, to make
room I.lM ~ ihus.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

The horrors Of MlIlunsnesss mas be
aycrtcd and removed by the usr Of
Morris tH-culnO,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

Hoa mEH5 people Tuiu their st0mSChs by
sNAIluwtug cold lrluEs uu suiumrt DAY,
When they could sNu!' all danger uF sidluI
ten irups ui AnG1stuIN hittsEs, lssl -
lmusf..ps isIigluui tsy4T ~ .L.if s.L1ef
LgV.fssN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

lot bargains la lace, Eud omhruii
rios ~ TO sanger Bros aid Summer
clearing sale
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

building IA winch II originated. which
'nnered on goods aud stock a losa nf
about 2lOV(--hO lnsursuc, ILs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

settle the strike Inc m.n nsrua
were paid OF to-day There arc uo
'udlGa''ons Of settlement vi the
,TOsDls
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

Constipation is called the father ol
Diseases h"oNu-r most all diseases
originate from that rAusc CGscsrine
Is tho only sure rure
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

Usuts' Hoas,
ia lhryr hob lots, are utrreiat less
han regular pglges 81 Levine brO'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

uAuHu
Foster had nat Gnishcd when m.
,""r' adjourned until Monday morl.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

For bargains 10 rlk-. gu to sanger
Bros. mld summer clearing sale
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

"Co,deus LiQmd Beef Tome Ia n
wonderful, remedy tor weakness
fever and loss OF Apelite"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

F0raummor cloILlus goo sAuarT
Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

Large line or Jersey. Al -uwr
Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

Advice To n0th~ra
AZ Ninslu~.s soothing syrup should Al
Ways bp usri lot ChlliTsu teVlllus u iOuths
tl- child, s.nsus lhs gums ALIAS all pslns
rlfst vlui collie sni IL tho hssl f.milsi ioi
ilafthIsA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

ruuNurlrHIN Wnul NNHEtI
IWlturHruI,. 81. D.. 5000. rnr.
"UI. HNI .n. H4N..l.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

age area q pins lumber 10 being
burned over aud much damage
dOus
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

Two Car Lads Show Cases, of Latest DESIGNS.
Two Car Loads Of White Lead
un6 Car Oad of MiysJ P.jnfs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-14

,nsre viii noi be ANY policy outlined.
but wsWlli be governed shIifsly BY
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A Rotterdam Book Sho op.

lsNi Jhtlea V lt'fiGt,
 Folios here are a. blades of grass in a meadow, Don the shelves ihv.a are long ines of them he LOOT and chairs are hea el up with their p)rtl, Ca, c,.sscs; the a cenl stair which irn1s fron tEe shop to an inner library is so cum bcrea that one has 10 pick ones Way ilic cal amon- pudI!ys I'orc wlp f Ae 'ya.ure and lcgr | eNcitnWcI, l9. a auon.a. fcr tlo owner rf Ais ..s r.. .s a, .hus .i. -i.. q. OJu volumes neal aal! pF then F. fu 10. Numm-uiyuuYn with llis happy person is little uam Iruu>. fv. w. . ap has a reading Knowledge of saFct or c',1. languages, he nnds 1t dI..ruit tu a ..aN anyth ing hut his uGli ulcu, \ Gex terOus mixture of renCh ug ish. nut%a and spanish, with d .e" atll ,ca t.I0wn in, erables us to lug along comfortably, if not yery lucntly.
 Few of the books are sumptuous or precious by reason of u.. in. or { uo- graphy. There iN a sprlnkting of AldinCs and many -.l1o,irs Witt Il .Indll hhury from the }ressGs of thr ophrr plaYlin, the famous court pr,lter of Antwerp; where his ce oI tue Ma:cae du ca dredi. is most happily still ectant These | laut,nS are ma. nly in Latin and spanish. Nnd many Of them re ain their original bind ug of oaken boarls But the real treasures of tde shop, to those whose bent thu, Way lies arc tho ,a .i;s upon magic astro ogy, alchemy and the blacl arls generally. The i.u.aty of some old transmutcr of meta $ a4d lmp)u der of phillres might ha e been cmy tied bodily here us, as it was removed from the mysti chamber in nhcA the secre, of secrets had heaL DYacti ed
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MINING AND LAND NOTES.

Governor Tritle has been the larg- est individual shipper of mineral over the Atlantic & Pacific railroad for a nnmber of months.
 Free coinage of silver IS denied by the present Congress, but it will be conceded by the next if the silver men keep up their fight.
 The Butte, Montana, Miner claims that the bullion output of its camp for the current year will amount to s2o, GOO. If so, it may yindicate it's claim to be the greatest mining camp in the world.
 The Occur d d'Alere miners have con. tracted to furnish the Helena, Mon tana, reduction works 50, 900 tons Of ore aggrega'ing S2, 500, 900. This ore will have to be hauled from the mines to Rathdrum, thence by rail over the Rocky Mountains to Helena.
 The Humbolt Mining Company, ot St. Louis, Missouri, have purchased of Messrs. E. N. Hudson and Charles Bent, the Hudson X Bent group of gold mines, in the Baboquivari range of mountains, Arivaca District, Ari- zora. There are thirty eight claims m the group, and by the terms of the sale, three mines-the Plutus, Fldelia and Golden Rule-were deeded out. right in consideration of the sum of S25, GOO cash, and a bond given for deed to the other thirty five claims m consideration of SI6o, 900 payable in six, eight and twelve months from date.
 The sllicifed forest of Arizona, known as ChalCedony Park, Is un- doubtedly one of the greatest of American wonders. This marvellous eepoSit, eight miles south of Corriza, covers thousand acres, and consists of fallen trees which have become buried and siliciiied into probably a million tors of agate and jasper. Some of the trunks are I5o feet long and ten feet in diameter and others are broken into every conceivable. shape. Silicifed wood is obtained from many par,s of the world, but nowhere else is it so beautifully col ored as here, every imaginable shape ot red, brown and green being pre. ented, Mining World.
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Tine I:isgost Sewer Vt.

iWashjn s.l Jo' Bl.i ? . Nl4ricln.l
 The most important and o.tensise sewer work IS n,w uld'r cDrsiructi n here on the Boundary S.rte, St wet, on the mortimer ed of the c y His is to be the largest sewer in the word II is seven feet higher Una an. of the famous sewers of ar.s. and cigEt fe,t lo -or tha any of the equal y famous sewers of London. be .ouad .gy lcet sewer for over ,O)o feet is twenty two feet in di amcIer, a id for over a mtle went. feet in diameter. 4 train ot orI.uar, ca.s, locomotive and all. c'uli b. rul thr :h it .umho in al his g O, cDuti have waikel through it W Ih a saddle (dl u children 0u aiy ba k.
 The purpose of this enormous work is to dra n an immense raicc shcu !yilg north of to cI itself. anl lp carry the water 10 the eastern branch of inc co. mao. when bounds the city on lac cast
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East AnrrloI k n:y lS Cp.

If the progress of tree destruction in the western -Ic-h.n.e, ..uu d cont uue at Ntc .rcsent rate the yearly undalious of ile Ohio valley Will soon assume an apTa.lnL ma -H.tuI. ani ere loa. the ' cs of the river suburJs of ou.sville b4d Ci ciIuati will repeat themselves at
 asI. il,c aTi tu,;.aI15ca while the sUmmers will beclmo hotter and drier lH thc guf states the work uf dcsi, Ca,Ion las mad Nrming progress Lro3k5 and s,:camS shrink from ear to year, and warm sl.@.HerS e pose tuc g,a.el of liver led, wh ch iifts yrar, ago coTld hardly he to1ched by the n,eIs of heavy laden Ne'se B 4a.t America Is drying up, even in the paradise of lie blue grass region tIe !ai.ing oi spring, has oul gad many stockrasers 10 remove their herds to the myuytal.S
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

nors,s ADu Do,u>; horse b.and, { on left thigh, also 9 on left thigh cattle brand. C on each hip; ear mark half underbit from left, sll; in righ,
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
A Iaithinl Do nestle.
,Texas C f ,g.

An old cOlOred woman named Nalviny had heard lhat Il was a grea rccomms .d alton for a servant IL sue had remained a mum CT of years in one family Mrs. ! erger needed nurse d Aialviay ap. piled in person for the position
 Have you had any experience taking care of children asked h.rs ! er.er.
 " Has had any spereuce wid chil. drums. should say had lots ob hit. Why, bre Yuur soul, tu k car ob ouo chile Tor twenty ycnhs; yes mrm. l did De parents Ob thaJ infant Uay Jcss wushuped me, de- did, "
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Busiue,s I> ..a,ItosS
NeW ' 0r'' T''77

Pereavcd Widow to undertaken nave you not made slight mis axe in your bill. MT Mould?
 Mir. Mou d I think not. madqm.
 Bcreavcd Widow | see you have charged for fifteen carr ages an ,lu ;c sure there Were but fourteen. ] counted thom on eaying the eAurcl and a.5o al the grave
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rhotograph'ng the Hctlna.
.ArSansaw rr've'

The retina of the living eve has been photographed by two rng,ish opcrat IFS Owing to the non aclinic color of the re "a, an exposure twenty minut4s by gas ght was re uired with an extra sensi. tive gelatine plate. Although small. the negative shows the b furcali)n of the blood vessels and also the edge of the blind spot
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
IXE ARIZONA CHfNP/OVLS TIE Q OFFICIfL
 ORGAN OF THE ASSOCI4 7IOV

Walter J. Hlll-P.O. Flagstaff, Ya- vapai Co.,, Ariz. Ranch, Volunt, er Spring; range, San Francisco and Mogoilon mountains; cattle branded II on left hip; ear mark, mortise in left ear; horses branded H on left jaw; all stock sold vented sheep brand, cd H on left side of nose; ear mark, left ear cropped short or metallic tag, pr both.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
Min Mike a The,trioal Manager.

A boy speaker at one of our late school axamtuations had only one bouque, thrown him. whie some other boys re- eeiyed several When he returned home his mother asked him how many bouquets he had received ne, lac replied. ~How did il happen that other boys re- ceiyed more than you di.l?" "l suppose they haze more eIteIpr,sing mothers, he answered and poked of to bed
 John Euskin says that very few books worth reading have been written during tkis century,
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

Mogolon Mountains; P. H address, Fias otaf.
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Le Rich1u,s EOlLNu ysnISrpt c.a f

bF RECRUITS SOtNNn lb9iSIn No c Cl''s thaGc-cs, fir 2ni g coai S arc ; Sr,sfn C., Legs and B Gy; Sore Ea 3, Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper.c Tor d Blotchcs Sypaili,ic at r.h, diseased Scalp, and all primary ,o"Ns of the disease known as Syphi"s Price, S5 70 peg Bo'GN. Ee EichaH's G ldFn Balsam No 2 Cures-Ierti'ry, Mercuria! S5philitic Rhou- nla. ,sul, ian' in tho Bones, Pain, in tn. Head, back of the Neck, liberated Sore Throat, Syph.lt.c Rash, Iurnps and con trActCd Cor,s, stiffness of the Limbs, arl eradicl;eS oil dsta'o from the sys oln, whether cGused by indscrcti-n or chUS9 of Me cUiy, ieayinS the b ,od pure ani healthy. F. iro , co per oitlc. L. t:iG;lnu'. Gclt,on .. anish An f. dotn fer t':e cure Cf Goro~rhra, Gl,e., Irritation Gravel, anl al Urinary or Cent tai di9airangcmcnts, Pri.o S2 ;; :jar BpttIc.
 Ee sici.rU' ColGon spanish In~ jecti g, frs'vera cases oi Gonorrh F. ini;ainm t1 y 'Cct. Strictur s,&c, Pricv Si 'D DOT F ,tiie.
 I.e sic csIu'J Golden Ointment for t:e eff ct.vc lca! g: f SyIil.tjc Sor-s, and cruDtons. priCeSi co pr Box Ie :Cllau's Goide I'il s.-Nc:yo and Bra T treatment; loss O phyii q r ,@- CT, cSrcss or Cyc-,rN'' rOstratioH, ttc. p.'icn S3 co pes Box.
 r. Sc i'd Eervine,
 Sent everywhere, C. Q. D., :ocuroy packed per express
 C. Y. ETCHAR' < C co. Agents, 42l C i19 Sansp'ac street, Corner ( lay,
 San Francisco, Cal.
 CIRCULAR NAILED FREE.
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German "Freshman" Hundred Years
 %.
 TThA A'gonlut.l

German "Freshman' a Hundred Years A %.
 rThA A-yonlutl
 A hundred years ago, when youth was c .uipped for his freshman year at a German university. his wardrobe was something remarkahe A list of the arti cleS. for eXamp.e, required by the son of a clergyman whcn he entered the niver Slty of jena in l114, is curious docu. meat Among the requirements for "a youth of good family, it appears, were suit of violet clothes; one of "whitsh stu, with "huavy buttons: green sum mer coat with a crimson silk fancy this combination! it is equal to the cos tunes at the celebrated wedding of tAc monkey and the bahOon's sister; ami q scare, vest with gold buckles aud brad, par Of black trJuStrS and q pair of leather ones; nineteen pairs of stocE 'ngS ol winch three palrs were cotton, four si k and the remai der linen; ten shirts, SIX of which hal hatSte GU and the other four cmJro,dercd ones
 Tn the matter of boots anl shoes it is especially mentioned that they were new there were two pairs of boots, one pair of shoes. and one par of 8 ip. pers. There were sets of silver and steel buckles, plte with silver top, an enameled snuI box, a cane mounted with silver, steel sw rd, and a purse; knife, spoon, and fork of silver; au under, tucked of vans down, "siX white neck ties, orc of which is silk" two silk hair, ribbons six night-caps, anl -oLly two towels. " Whether the two towels were of such enormous size that each one could be used yard by yard, uJes not appear; but how the youth ever m9na~e to get along with the limited sunpIy of the most necessary article is not tol,i flow Ui.or- ent the outfit for the year Of grace 1oS, is, and how much easie' to oO.s,L All the long stockings hal to ue .nittcd. The necltits had to be cut ont and fashioned. and the shirts al, hal to be made by hand with all their fr.iis and hatiSta trinmi
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An Attack of tho "Buox Ague."
tCor. American Field.


 Having no dogs to chase deer, our only recourse was to get on their runways, or to still hunt them. the former of which. on the second day after our hunt, we pro- ceeded to do. We took our stations early in the morning at some of the most likely places we could find, and quite a distance apart l waited with all the patience 1 could command for deer to come in sight, but two hours must have passed without sign of game. was just thinking of taking little exercise, as it was decidedly chilly in the early morn- ing, when couple of heavy reports from Toms stand turned my attention to busi- ness again, and soon crashing of heavy bodies through the thickets and under brush told me the game was coming in my direction.
 My heart beat like a trip.hammer; my eyes were misty. and l tried in vain to take sight across the barrel of my ri le Buck ague at last And had not long to wait, for soon a buck followed by two does came in sight They seemed to my excited fancy to be fairly jumping over the trees. "How can 1 ever hit Onet" l thoug as tried in vain tO take sight at the rapidly moving animals coming to- wards me Soon they were almost op posite me, and m sheer desperal1 at being unable to take sight. l pulled the trigger on the foremost deer when not two rods distant l believed that l hit him, for he made some tremendous bounds and then stumbled. The report of my rifle called my senses together and pun, ei lead after them uutil they were out of sight and hearing.
 Believing l had hit the buck hard, 1 .l. l... III. in such large quantities as to lend me to think he was mortally wounded. And such was the case for within quarter mle l found him dead The ball had torn a large hole in his throat severing ,he jugu ar vein O. joyl had killed a deer And l just wanted to get right out of that country, and get where 1 could tell of 1t, though il was a pure accident that had done SO What fine sleek fellow he was four prongs on each horn, and as fat as he could be.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-29

Mrs. Hermann seets herself Ia che
chair, few feet from The footiighGa,
and q large silk handkefchipf Il allowed
20 fall over her. iIer feet are visible
10 the audience,aa well as the sbrouded
form. Passing bis hand over The veil
ed face,and mutsesing AZ incantasion Ia
thu Arabic Language, Mr. Hermann sud-
denly jerks sbe veil away nnd the chair
y found vacant, stiI standing on the
copy Of the Journal, while from one Of
the wings Mrs. Hermann makes her
bow to the audience.
Hermann viii leave tins city after
the performance on sunday night for
PhiladsIphia, after which lie will visit
Washington and Baltimore When be
resarna to this city he will establish a
thsater Of bis own, which wili bs called
the Home Of Mystery.