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& e + d =.

- Son 81 Yaio tpirb beri6tet, bab
1i1 General Sebgetpid auf bent Wege
mad Der 6auptitaot Msrito befinbet.
= Sn Paleitine befanb ii9 elm yte.
ger uno atpei Negerinnsn ginbru9s mes
9en bor &eri9t. Cine ber Nsgerinnen
bate @trD9nin getauft, unt 3afielbe in
peri9iebene @efdBe iii 8ep. sails 9aus
au tbun unb bic Gamilie au Dergiften.
< Sn ber gfdbe bon Del &io fiel Elm
Wafdiniit BON Der 2sfomotipe unb 1T
burd ben Sturs gefdbrIi6 oerleBt NOR
ben.
= lieutenant @absbp bot fi6 benz
@ouperneur bon Seras gum &riege &c.
gen Merito an. st perlangt inoeB, bab
ibm Der @ouperneur $3.50 f6idt.
= Sn 9ouiton itiir3te elm Mann Nas
mems ausuft Staa@en, Der einenSrans'
fertpagen fubr, bonn Wagen, tpurbe
itberfabren unb ftarb balb barauf.
st. .. 9apes Durbe In Sort Wortb
perbaftet, neil er pDitalii6es gigentbum
bef6dbigte. Man glaubt, bab Sapes
i'm Sabre 1876 $500 unteri9lug.
= Sn Winotp fritten fi6 bic Grauen
bon %. s. MoDre unb $. 6. Dalton
iiber pfirli9e. M. s. Moore, Der nt6t
tpeit bpmPlabe entfernt mar, ergriff feine
Grau, I'M fie tuegaubringen. en benz
Mugenblide eri6ien Dalton nit elmer
Jlinte, erf9oB Moore uno pertpunbete
befen Grau gefdbrli9. Ser M6rber If
entfloben.
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6linta @erbeifermttg.

@inen Plan BON iungsameritanil6er
Mbenteuerli6teit berfi6t Sobn 9ooos
ridge, it. i'm Scientific Mmerican. :"
Das amerifanii9e l1fer bes Itlantli9en
Oceans bat, mie befannt, Elm erbebli9
fdIteres &lima als bas europdii6e. so
baben beiipielsweiie Stem Oorf unb Gee,
mart, obglei6 nit Mabrib auf glei9er
8reite gelegen, faum bic mittlere Sab
restemperatur BON 2onoDn, un6 bic
6albinfel 2abrabor, beren Bu9ten uno
1dfen tpdbrenb beg gr0Bten Sbeils beg
seSabres bereiit finb, liegt In oerielben
Breitenapne tpie Gnglanb uno Srlanb.
Oie nrfa9e bieies fiimatifben unterz
fdiebes 1T in ben Meereslfr0mungen gu
iu9en, in6em Der @olfitrOm, na6bem
er Bic 6albiniel Giorioa paifirt bat,
fh mebr unb mebr BON Der amerifants
f9em Rhite entfernt unb tpeiter noroz
6itli1 an bem britii9en Snielrei9 bors
iiberaiebt, mdbrenb ber falte polars
from, aug BET DapisfraBe fommeno
unb bur6 einen falten 9trom aus oer
6ubion Sal berfdrtt, bic &iiite bon
Sabraoor beipalt, bann bur@ bic
etraBe BON 8ene Ssle stpii6en benz
,seflanbe unb Der Snfel MeufunbIanb
in ben ct. 2orena Gnlf eintritt uno
ueiter an ber Oitfiite Der Ser. Staaten
entlang nod Siioen siebenb, bteie BON
benz tuarmen @olfffrom trennt.
Die Semperatur beg Wafers In Der
Meerenge BON 8elIe Ssle TT mdbreno
6es gr1bten Shells beg Sabres auf oem
@efrierpunft uno bic Saufenbe BON @ts>
beraen, bic bon ytorben fommenb, ies
men She'll bes Mtlantic wdbrenb oes
aanaen 5ommers pafiiren, ibrauben
Sas Selma beranter. Dies miiroe Iib
dnbern, tpenn es geldnge, bic Meeres=
enge at {6lieBen. Ser Polarfrom
tudre alsbamn seswunsen, feinen Weg
UNI bic syniel Neu Gunolanb gu nebs
men, BON bier aus fi9 iitbli6 menbea,
auf ben @olfitrom au foBen uno unter
benielben 3u finfen. 9ie Gtiite Des
nor6ameritanii ii9eu Geitlan5es big Jlo>
iba bin wiirbe babur@ big our Miinz
ruug bes ct. 2oren5 biuauf bon Der
eiiiaen Wauer, tpel9e fie ieBt bonn 8olfs
from trennt, befreit unb es miiBten 1t6
baielbit dbnli9e flimatifbe 0erbdlts
niffe berausbilben, tpie mir fie unter
ben glei9en 8reitengraben on Der ats
Iantif6en RitIte Guropas feunen. VII,
lerbings piirbe aud cine Nnfmirtung
auf 2ebtere, beionbers auf Die britii9en
sSnieln, ni9t ausbleiben. Ser 8olfe
from tpiirbe bur6 bas 3uiammentrefs
fen nit benz falten polaritrom aus fei=
ner &i9tung gebrdngt merben u'ib nit
feiner gr6Bten Mai1e an Der radldufts
qen Bemegung tbeilnebmen, mslde
febt f6on eiuen She'll beiiel6en nod
ben canarii6en Snfeln unb bon bort
tpieoer auriid in bas @araihif6e Steer
ftibrt. Gin fdlteres Rlima ber europd=
if6en &iifte miirhe bic Jolge iein.
Ser philadelphia Oemotrat meint,
teduifd5 tudre Die Sadie nidt unausz
fitbrbar. 9ie Wteerenge 1T etwa IL
Gilometer brett unb bur6fdnittlid) so
Meter tief. Das Material sur S9its
tung zines 9ammes tudre Don ben hos
ben felfgen ufern lei9t gu beibaf1en
unb es tperbem bic Soften auf $40. .000,z
900 bere1net. Sie 3uitimmung gng=
lambs aber biirfte au@ fir bas Dops
petite nidt gu baben iein.
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Gin aeSunner 3Drper unO etm flarer
&rff.

Benn aopfpeb, biIiOie unb 8eroanungs.
lei3en ben aorper plasem, tann ber Ropf MIDI
tlar fein. Diefe 2eiben iiben eine bo9if fddo'
Tide @irtung auf bas @ebirn aus nno berur'
faden l1mtpoltuns bieies Organs. bic bon
einem aefunben Menf9en nidt berfpiirt iperoen
@Ildli9erpeife t6nnen biefe bas @ebirn be-
bridenbe aeiben burd Soffettsr's It o.
enbitters, bas onne feine8 @!eiden oa'
tebenbe SeilmitteI, bollitdnoig befeitigt peroen,
peldes bas @ebirn unb Die @erben erfriidt uno
ftdrft, tpabrenb es au gleider Belt bic Srgane
Der SerOauuns, ber gfiimiIation uno Osr @aL; 4,
IenausI&eibuns in Stanb fest. &c sertrsibt
Die unaeiunben S6fte, tpelde ben Rorper Ser'
siften, bmr6 bic @eodrme unb bic Nieren, nnn
ibt auberbem einen tdrienben @inFus aus
gls abfiibrmittel 1T es niemals reiaenb, &C.
paltlam obsr fdmerabaft, aber sle,9mdb's,
matirli9 uno fortfdreitenO in feineu Birtan'
gen. slIs Elm Wlittel ben NpDetit anb ben
Sdlaf su f5rbern, ftebt Oas 8itters unerreidt
ba; cs anadt bic srSfdpa9e leitter gu er'
traaen, linbsrt bic 2eiDen, Die oem fdspadersn
@efdledts eisen fino, balt porae.tiaen Serfau
auf, uaD iteIlt einen ssfbma6tsn 4Orper ip'e'
Der ber.
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8npfIbtttert

ift oft ein ln3et9en pon eitter St0rttng 1T
ben Serbauungsorganen. gSer an bieiem
beidtuerliden llebel leioet, benz farn burd]
aper's Yillen gebolfen tueroen.
sd bin 81 9opfi6nlers geneigt, sez
brar6e oaber IDer's Yillen, l1nb iie erl6ien
mid iebes Otal bon allem Sdmers." s.
8ebber, Man6efer, q. $.
yaper's YiGer iinb bas BETTE Mittel, bas
i9 je BET &opfi6mer3 antpanbte. 0ieie bel
fett mir, ipenn alle anberen Mtttel feblz
idlagen." Soa Sfinner, 3O4 Sbirteentb
Ct, %. @., 8aibington, 3. s.
yNper's Yi1en beilen mid iebes Mal,
ipenn i6 &opfl6mers babe" Sobn Steu,
Germantown, ga.
sd 1eibe felt Sabren an &opftueb, unb
MDer's Yillett
betfen mir auperldiiiger, ais irsenb ein arz
bereS Wtittel."
Sereitet bon
9r. 3. 6. MDer g. g., 3otpea, Maii.
Sn allen Npotbefeu au baben.
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Der faibipnable
gGatbnta6et Saoett.
Lucchese Bros, @iseutbimer

stiefsl bon 81 Bis $71; Sdube bon $3.50 biz
$50. Damenidubs baIbe 9oblen unb @6idbe
so Gents. 5iir Wdnner 76 Gents Biz 81.
Damenf hube auf Beftelluas Spe5iaIitdt.
Neue Moben erbalten ieOen @eonat brett bon
Hdris.
Ss2 q. &sufion Strabe, Gan antonio, Sex.
1873 3a'
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Mus Der 9orff6ule.

Ser berforbene Bii6of bon bet
Wiortuib in gulm fraate einmal beim
8eiu6 elmer 9orfidule einen Sungen
Was fbuit Du auBer ben S9ulitunben,
mein SDbn2
Sd bite bel benz Bauer 2ebmann
bic S6weine.
lnb mas erbdlit 9u bafiir 2
3pei Mart bic Wode.
Sd bin aud elm Sirte, mein Sunse.
aber i9 erbalte bod mebr, fagte bierauI
ber iopiale alte 9err.
sya, bann tperbea sic getpiB aud
mebr 59meine baben, meinte Der 2nabe
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@eiftlitbe Iitrfor8e.

syn elmer 19ottii9en 2ir6engemeinbe
batte Der pd6ter Maebonalb bic @es
tpDbnbeit angenommen, ftets ettpas bor
benz @9lulIe ber prebigt bic Stride gu
berlaHen. Nae @emeinoemitglie5er
fanben bieies gang ratiirli9 unb uaren
f9on 10 bran gem6bnt, baB iie fi6 pers
tpunbert bdtten, tDenn 6er pd9ter ett1s
NAL Big 3u @nbe bes @ottesbienites in
oer Stride ausgebalten, aber Der alte
pfarrer 8usb mar iebr entriiftet barts
Der. ST fagte Mac6onal6 zines Cages,
baB iein 8enebmen feanbal6s lei uno ct
ft9 befen f9dmen icae; aber Der Pd9s
ter entgesnete, er miiffe iebesmal unbes
bingt um bteie Stunbe gu Qauie fein.
9ie Wabrbeit an ber @a6e aber
mar, baB MacD Donalb beim 8erlanen
Der Stride ftets, tpie BON UNI nfi6tbaren
Wd6ten ge3ogen, bur6 einige @eitenz
gdB9en ins Wirtbsbaus elite. 9ies er<
fubr Der pfarrer benn au6 gar ni9t
lange na@ber.
Dim folgenoen Sonntag erbob ft6
Macbonalb tpie gem6bnli6 mitten in
Der prebigt uno f6ritt auf Die &ir6s
tbire au, als pl6Bli6 ber pfarrer feline
Rebe unterbra6 unb ibm surief:
8ruber Macopnalo!
Macopnalb blieb berbliifft fteben unb
lab aur Gan5el auf.
Bruber Maebonalb-fubr Der Pfars
rer fort, Sbr braudt bic Stride nod
ni@t gu berlanen, benn i@ bin bereits
beute firth i'm Wirtbsbauie getDeien rnb
babe ben Wirtb eriudt, @u@ ben @rOg
biz gum @nbe bes @Dttesbienftes beiB
gu baltenl
gruoer Maebonalb fiel b6llig nieoers
gef6mettert auf ieinen 9tubl suriid.
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am befen iebt mittbeilen, tpas sic ettpa

am beHen iebt mittbellen, tpas 9te efpa
au iagen baben.
Wsr. Olbcafle iab ibr Ing @eil9t
unb jeufate. gs 1T mir lieb, baB S1e
mud eben mod Sbter pbilofDpbii6en
@Ieidaiiltigteit gegen @sIb unb @ut
perfiflert haben. 60 babe i6 tpenigs
items BEN Srof, baB Sic ni@t aG5us
id5tper bon meinen Na@ri4ten getroHen
tperoen. Sbre Mniprii@e finb suriidge'
uieien, 8rabibom unb So. baben tiber
uns geiiegt.
l1nb 1T alles perloren2
Waib 9anpers i6mieg cine Weile.
l1nb id bin tpabri9einli9 ni9t bic eitls
aiae 0erIon, Die um ibre gere6ten Nns
fprii6e getommen 1T. @euiB finb ans
oere Bic es nod i9uerer gu tragen bas
ben. gli6t pabr, Mr. Slbcaftle2
Scr. OlbcaItle nidte.
WaiB Danpers soa tbr Sud nit eit1er
Miene Der @nti6loHenbeit fef unt fi9.
Stun, tpenn anbere ni6t better baralt
ftnb, aIs i6, tparum follte i9 tlagenY
sd bin ni1t ait &ei6tbum getpDbnt
unb fann ben 8erluit ertragen, ben
Braun einiger Wo9en. SO mill mid
t1i9t beHer MAIDEN, als i'd bin, febte tte
nod einisent Stiai6meigen binau. gs
mar mir Elm lieber Gebanfe, auf meine
alien Sage aller fleinli6en gini6rdns
fuug Iberboben iein. Sd ba6te mir's
f@6n, NIT feeien 9dnben austbeilen 3l
f0nnen,-es fo0te ni6t fein. unb ban1it
baffa! Die Mrmen ntifen fiG eite a1'z
bere gel9nberin ia@en, 9tr. Slbeaitle,
iebte Re binau, inbem fte fi6 abmenbete
inb i9neu nit Der Sanb iiber bic Auz
gen fubr.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
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Rinbermunb. Trib6en bat fid
nit leinem 8ruber ge3anft. Sie Mama
bertpeif ibm bas ernitli6, unb ba gera.
be BON Gern fi6 elm Bonner b6ren ldBt,
iagt fie tparneno. 96rit Du, mie ber
liebe Soft 3antt? Illemal, tpena bic
Meni9en fi9 itreiten, bonnert ct.
Wenige Sage barauf aanft iid Be,
papa nit BET Mama. Oa bdlt fid
Grib9en bic Obren au unb als ct ge.
fragt tpiro, tpesbalb er bas tbue, iaste
er: Sd fiir9te mid bot benz lauten
Bonner, ber nun fommen tpirb.
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- 8ei Sausfu6ungeu, bic man in
ben Wobnungen berporragenber fd6fi'
i9er GOcialiften madte, Mil man 9os
eumente 9efunoen baben, pel4e fir bic
in Greiberg perurtbeilten iocialoemofras
tiibe neutrality-suspicious. febr gras
birenb fein iollen. Sene S9rifiitiide
iOllen ben unpiberlegli6en 8emeis bon
ber griiten5 Der ugebeimen 8erbinbung"
liefern, megen ipel6er Die Greiburser
gngetlagten berurtbeilt muroen, beren
@rifen3 fie iebob in A6rebe iteDten.
Sn piefern ibneu bic @uflinbung iener
papiere iebt nod fdaben ioa, ba lie
bod elnn,ol perurtbeilt fnb - 1T ni9t
re@t erf9tli9.
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- @ebrau6te Songaline bel elmer
iungen patientin, sDeldbe an einem Mns
fall bon rbeumatif9em Gieber litt;
nad Nntpenbung bon 4 uu5en biefer
Nr3nei mar alles Gieber unb S9mera
peri9munoen. SongaltHe perbient alles
Sob, pas ibm geipenbet mirb, bas 1T
fotpeit mein nrtbeil bariiber.
3. u. @upton. ST., so. .. @iour
@itp, Soma.
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: Mper's Mgue Cure bat ben 3met

= Mper's Isue Cure bat ben 3ued,
als @egengift gegen @umpffieber unb
ale in fumpfigen ober moorigen Sc
genben auftretenben Granfbeiten gu
pirten. Die Mifenf9aft bat bieies
Mfittel Der 8ollfommenbeit nabe ges
bra9t. Weber gbinin mod Irfenit,
mod irsenb Elm anberes i6doli6es Gle
ment 1T barin entbalten. 9ie Gben1ie
unb bic Seiltunft baben bereint oieies
Msittel gum Sriumpb Der Nrsneifunbe
unierer 3eit gema9t.
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8mdleus Mruica.GaIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der zSeIt fiir Sdnitte
Auetfhunsen, @ef9piire, Gieber. unb 3ant'
Ausfdla9, GIedte, sefprunsene Sanbe, Grof'
beulen nnb ale Sautfranfbeitem; turirt 3D.
mprrboiben ober feline Beaabluns. 8ouise
Qualification sarantirt ober baS gelo p,ro
aurdderitattet. 26 gents bic Sdadtel BET u.
Dret6.
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readers OF this to estimate the value
Of this intercourse and the impetus
itwoull give to the growth md pros
pcrity OF our city
But this is not dL The Midland
would giycu- a direct and ndcpcnd.
cnt line 90 New York city in seventy
hour, time, through u country east of
the Mississippi river with which We
have not direct connection. and from
which large part Of our immigration
comes, making connection with
nll Of the great southern trunk road.
that would POUR Il large part into our
city that would make homes with us
OF in our vicinity
Waco being thc terminus Of the
Midland it would necessarily build
iis machine shops and round-houscs
here, while tho Aransns Pas, would
do likewise, a. they could here more
easily obtain skilled labor aud chcapcr
matyrIal. than my other part of their
uuc. II is for You to say whether or
not YOU will mako i,u effort to obtain
all these advantages or not Are YOU
rcady to give all proper aud reason.
able aid to these rOad-I
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From tho iltt,uUrE hroulr,c.IccgrHph
"Wcll, MIR. Barry" said Mayor
Wyman to ~ iimnutiyc old Irish
woman who stood before him this
morning, "Whut have you to LAY
against the defendant here, MIR. an
dclicr.'
oyer honor, mo aud Mrs. Naudc-
lirr," commenced the oldwoman with
great dcliheration. and cupha-i,
Give, beside. ach other in l'crnacc
row, Woodsi4 Run, and soir, I'm
afraid ufm life Of her Why, soir,
I've got two basket OF stones in me
house what hes throwd ut me The
'tothcr day when | come home |
found big stone In nay kettle on the
stove, which she had thrown through
the window and cracked the kettle
with II. | can't 20 out 10 my chicken
coop without her calling mo uamc-.'
"WMat did she cali you"
och, ,aid the old woman, throw
ing mp her hand, all the names he
could my her tongue to they're So
bad wouldn't be nftcr t,Ilin' Nou.'
II will fine her 50 and cost, said
the MaNOr.
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TuT Ilill,boro Mirror has ~ bitter
pin to swallow IN the action of the
county convention iustructing for
Ross. What doe, "thc vile creature"
who edits IT.. say about that. How
pitimlly weak and utterly helpless is
the paper which is totally without in
lucnco in lis own county. We like
to Ice slandcrcd by such sheet. # II
were friendly We would bcwail the
evil hi. would portray. That's right
old man, 20 ahead. We can stand 1t
ms long rs We win, and wen always
do that over such men rs You are.
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FuH pure unn,Ioyrd cheek we put
the following from the willis Index
against anything get coming to the
euriucc during the campaign.
The editor Of tho NayRsoM Tablet
attended the democratic county con.
ycniipn of Madison county In the M
tcrc-t OF Gcu. liUuuc. The result at
tanned by hi- magnetic % presence
wa, solid stewart delegation to the
congressional convention. II really
hcgin- to look like Stewart ought To-
hlrr the Tablet man to attend all the
county conventions in thi- district, IL
Tee would insure his success. hcN oud
all prrwlycnturc.
win not bee forgotten that the In.
dcN supported Swan with all ot it,
mighiahd main aud That gentleman
wa- notcycu thc second choice of the
county of Montgomery. The Index
was also one of the swain paper,
Whi"h complained 80 loudly about
Im lNNNiNrH numbering Ross.
Thing lo turn ont sometimes. Per
contra, We have To- state that the In
dcN man bcath popular and worthy
gentleman Tor county Judge, aud that
hc i, himself one of the instructed
RIOS. delegates to the state convention.
shake ncighhor, aud forgot
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

liN the bye, Gcn, Ross says. and it
was hardly necessary either TINT he
never owned - share in the Calves.
ton Wharf company in his lite. The
facts is he i. not II bondhoIdcr Mt all.
lie is simply farmer aud poor
man whose bank account does not re-
qulrc u score of book keepers,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

IT. will be remembered that while
Corycll county went for Martin, Ross
Is second choice, If this idea had
rrrpt through CrantIIs brain, per-
haps ho'd turned that rooster upside
down.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

MAIIN bottled regular demo-
cratic nomination, and went FOX an
Independent, aud OiddingS made one
of the illustriou- baud of salary grab
bers. The people want neither the
one or the othcr,tor governor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

TIW mir Is heated, but SO isthc can
yass for governor some OF the
great daiic." %, well rs the lesser
wcrklics, are getting warm in he
collar.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

TuE llill-boro Mirror is hot in the
neck Solid for Ross.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

lIE Ross column is moving, aud 1t
gather. strength while it marches. 1t
Is turned toward Austin, and viii get
there.
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|loW happy wc could bee with either
"Wcrctothcr dear chGrmcr away
Respectfully, Gnltlto and po-t.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

10 Mr. Marion Martin Ross has
the bulge on you, You didn't com
mcnco soon enough. Nou'll never
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

l;EItNurH that the McLcnnsn
county convention sits on Thursday
next.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

ON Compl went whooping for the
little cavalry man
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

Ma NAmoN NAWN Is ,ull hunt
ing about the baralard, OF the
farmers
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

play even. IT will grow worse aud
worse, from this out.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

llAMLroN, too, i- second choice
for Ross. That, good enough.
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waco Itoads--Past aud Present..

plant herself upon her natural nd.
vantage. whilst almost ever, portion
OF thc state is tnrobhiu, with rail
road excitement, and particularly the
northern and eastern portion where
/ the people prr coming forward with
/ generous aid and encouragement 80
secure for themselves railroad. that
will ia the future add greatly 60 their
wealth and prosperity.
IlcyAmc Of railroads to any rom-
mmity, individually aud collectively
admits OF no argument among the
} thinking chs-, and no ono who
reads what is passing IN the state III
reference TO the building of new rail-
roads can help being struck, not only
with the mnnimity OF tccn. upon
the question of securing them, but
the promp'ncs, with which ,hcy act
In making upthc necessary W"ouu' to
secure them aud one -trnng feature,
nj least 10 ~ here, ia TINT the farmers
are contributing with like libcrality
nuI in propor,ion with ,lr pc,,lc If
the citic.
Man, nro .iu.hcr. y,h, rcu,rrbcr
the time before the advent of rail-
road. when cotton wn. hr,lcd TO
Houston ni a.co.tolI if cent and
soldGt from u ia. IS cont, out of which
fla, commission merchant tank
nuothrt. I..rrui LEAVING the farmer
from B l.ato.s Tine uc,c-.nric.
ot life ir tl,ntc .J,y. WON. hard IL, .,,,t
even 10, tLu.r .,yl,n yy,ro. ,,llr T., rur
for them. m time. of dr,uptb corn.
WAS worth =. ip $50 rrr bu.bol.
bacon. Ia .sc.nt. prr .pouud. Hour.
50 To $50 per lunIrrd. lumber 500 to
ssh prr. ti,.u..nd. und 80 ON throuoh.
ou' tLr.I-. lin, home. of our farmers
were .cusrclS hnblinbIr. certainly not
comiurmhl,. whilst their l,n,c- were
moro IN uAmr than in mcl, whilst the
house, iu the town. were but lttlc
if any better.
Hui the railroads came presto
change ihr farmers get from cents
{" In cents tor their cotton o." moro
starvation pri'rS Tor i""di u" longer
~" To H0o Tor hummer b"i 9i' 4" S-"'
hr pockets 'hl- difference ~ prI'r nl
% ''his" or 'rh''i up S"'" better Zen
'eS' crops secure '""d comfortable
h"u''-. ANA iI'- money p'hi H' nome
III IKE manner o'il'' "p the lo"hs'
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mas 7H''"' annual " To- 'h' p'"p'' OF
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ONE would hardly believe it, but
the Da'h, Herald i- really tor Ross
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INDIGESTION CURED.

suiicfoI flr more than 1--WE years with Ia
digestion, scarcely allie 90 fUtaiu the simp lOs
food on my stomach. The burning sensation
wa elnostiutolefahlo aud my whole system
was dtfArgoi ] vas wnkoful ant could not
sleep, AMI consequently more uf less nervous
all the tiinr ! declined iu flesh aud suffered
all the usual depression attendant upon this
terrible iiCeasc Ina word. was miserable
Atlast, falling to Hud relief iu anything else,
commenced the use of -wiftf Specific 1 10.
gan % Improve ut once The medicine toned
~ the stomach, strengthened tho digestive
organs, and soon all that burning ceased and
could rctslu food without difficulty Now my
health IL good Hul Cau eat anything ia the
shape NJ food aud digest 10 without the
slightest iiM,ulty ! most rhu,rfIlly boar
this testimony because thefu ARE hundreds
suffering A. NRs aud am sure they can TIE AZ
readily healed Take Ia prescribed dose after
eating Instead Of boflr
IAMh. Iyv II
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McLENNAN /. mabing trcmcn-
dous crop.
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roH Resi-

L'uK HES lone room over Mhit" Elephant
Il restaurant suitable tor ONCE.
DuuMs. FOR RENT SON IN IiiE Nh
N -odwlyk b Hiding corner sth aud Austin
street. Apply At once. 4. JuSES TAYLOR s BBp.
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WACO. rENAs. JuL> u 1856

Trrr hot weather dreadful.
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LNLLIs' GENERAL DELIVERY WAGON
- Moving furniture specially, Leave ur
icTE Al Fun and Austin streets
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5 and 10 Cent Store,
TIE WACO EXAMINER
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IIsu a. Hty.rt.si n.N Uulij,us.
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MiddleseS Flannel Suits Worth
Fancy Plaid Cassimeres Suits worth
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