davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15
'onhrmni,"ns 10y tn. senate.

WASnlNG1oN, january II. Texas
poslma-tcrs: j, T.. ~hcrhard, Brcu-
mm; Mrs. T, Mcl'horson, sherman:
Il, j Jcnnngs, Marshall, Julmn Field.
Fort Worth; y. Il, johnson, Weather
ford; Andrew j. Ward Beaumont. /.
+ rutherford, Clarksyill,; ltidelia Il =
gore, LOngVicw, j. -. johnson. Aus.
tin; Il. T. Harris, san Angelo: &. A
t'idding,, Wichita Fnlls:C A.Gildou.
Brackctt-ylllG i, ". Duncan. Bon
nam; Robc,l Burns, Houston; wills
II. Roles, Denton; i. H. Cuyiugton,
Eastun, II. II. Gilpin, Elhtuu.
Othcr postmaster, i. +. Nculcy,
Baltimore, Md r. Corning Judd,
Chicago; \. watkins, Line In, NcL
Il. w. Dashicl, Jackson. Miss. j. G.
Evans, 81, Joe, Mo; T., : Fullerton,
Lexington, Mo- w. \. WHght, Mo
berry, Mo; Andrew i. I'm, Hot
springs, ARK; + -. Benton, Bntrs-
vile, Ark j. W. Newton, I.ittlo Rock.
Richard l'ulliam, Eureka SPRING,
Ark William " Martin, Mu.kogcr.
Ind. Ter; W. 4. Walker. Albupucr,
que, y, NJ, Waite, Kingman, kans r.
W Frye, Parsons, knrs; H. f. be,
voorc, Independence, Kan, John r.
Coltrcll Fort scott, kan-.
O;hcr officials CAptain John e..
Walker, chief Of the bureau Of uayiga-
tion with relative ranh OF commodor
Captain Montgomery, second chef ol
the bureau of the ordnance depart.
mCnt Of the navy, with relative rank
of commodore.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15
- iiIItIiO JOHN!


tuLuMHus, o.. January II. ScnH.
tor sherman arrived from Washing
ton over the Baltimore ~ Ohio road
nj 4 O'Clock this afternoon and wa.
met 10y u legislative committee aud
escorted to the house of representa-
uNc-, where, In presence Of member,
nt both branches of The legislature
aud a large audience Of Interested
spectators, lac was formally welcomed
IN m address by llon. Gco. Wash
burn
Mr. sherman replied in quite "a
lengthy speech, in which he returned
thanks for the renewed honor OF hay.
ln0 been again elected to the office OF
lnitod States senator from Ohio.
In the course of his remarks, adj
dressing himself to members Of
the legislature M body, he
saidi "The time has arrived
when there ought 10 ho an entire re-
vision In the election laws OF OHIO.
l be time has arrived when both po-
lil.oal parties should address them
selves to this question: aud prevent
fraudulent voting. For myself,
could never see why, in state affair,
politics snOuld be brought into play.
IL is different with great national
questions. In state affairs YOU should
be patriotic, regardless OF political
affiliations and regard this question
rom the same standpoint. II Ia ap-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15
Happenings IN ttu, itau.c.

W Asn1NuroN, j uuunry II On be-
hnlt of the committee ON mdiciar,
hammond rollci up bin amcmhpr
section 1880 OF the revised statute, -,
as to provide that iiual Judgment
against the United States. rendered b,
TIA" court ol claims. shall bear interest
AT the rate ot . per cent per unnum
rom the date of lis prcscn tntion 10
the secretary of the treasury Tor pa,
mcnt the hill passed.
ON behalf of the committee nu
clnims, Springer called up the r,snlu-
lion directing the committee To in.
qlirc into the cNpcdicucy ct passing
on general laws for cnsrcrtninmcilt
oi facts ON nllprivHtc measures b, n
Judicial tribunal before action upou
lhcn 10y congress, aud also. he pro.
prictl of prohibiting the adiudicption
of private claims or relief measure.
by congress. Fucker, of virginia.
while lac had no objection 10 the rrso.
luton, commended that il referred To a
matter over which the judiciary com
nitlcc had jurisdiction, aud he
therefore offered An amendment pro.
Niding that the inquiry shall be- con
ductcd 10y the committee Of judiciary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

NAsIuNGroN. january IL IN,
president gave his first state dinner
ui the scn-pu this evening, n honor
Of his cabinet. The " hitc House wa.
n-tciullv arranged Tor the occasion
and presented u hilliunt appearance
The Ea-t room and the parlor nd
joining the state dining room were
llncd with tropical plant, and the
mantcls were banked with choice
d wcrs. The principal decoration Of
the dinner table table was an immense
floral ship of state which was sur
rounded 10y many smaller floral
pieces of different dc-ign.. one of
the oldest attaches oi the White
House said that the table had never
presented II more beautiful apprnr.
gncr. Ihc mI me band Wus stationed
ia the main Vc,tipulc and di,rourscd
some Of lis finest music during the
dinner one reform instituted h,
ihc band was the omission ni "Ilnil Ia
the thicL' from il, rcpc;oirc for the
evening. lli- was done out of re-
4. ct To the president who Is said tn
he very tired of hearing that tune.
The following is Hllst OF the quests.
secretary Of STATE and Mrs. Bayard
secretary of the Treasury aud Mrs
Manning, secretary nnd Mrs. lndi
colt, secretary and Mrs whitney
PO-ima-tcr-G aud Mrs. \ Nilas.
the secretary the interior. speaker
and Mrs. Carlisle, I.icutcuant-t,cnrrn
and Mrs. sheridan, Admiral Rodgers
The admiral of the navy being in
disposed senator llainc-, the d,mo-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

parent that there might be- "A gnncr.
nj revision of the election l.yy.
The occurrences which bnyo han.
pchrd recently should convince n en-
OF h'l poIltlctl opinions that radical
change should be- made. also feel
thr importance of Your lcgIslatinp
upon the temperance question. There
rs growing sentiment in every
-ihir IN the union that certain law.
ought To he passed To prevent tho
evils growing out of the traffic iu in.
toNicating liquors. Thi, uucs-
ton ought not 10 assume
poutlcnl character The legislature
Of ONO should address itself TO thi.
question and enact wise laN-, poiup
n ihr NJ Is consistent with the right
ol citizens. lfyOu will not lay party
aside aud represent the pcoIl,. "a
higher power viii bring about lhis
Legislation. There is Que other uur.-
ton desire To call Your attcnliOn TO:
that Is the 'abor one. The division OF
capital and labor is dependent upuu
the law of supply aud demand, and
you ought to lrgislate So "A, to secure
to the mburcr, Hs Tar as the law cnn
CO. the highest wages aud the ad van
tapc- Oi social life. l.nboring men
arc the foundation upon which all
supcrstructurcs are reared The great
body of the people are laboriug men.
therefore the first duty of the lrgis.
iatOrs Is 10 louk after the advance
ment of the laboring class OF our
country to give them an opportunity
to mike their way IN the world: to Sc
cure to them all the advantages of
education, without distinction Of race,
creed, color or anything else, above
all, to secure 10 them au equal adyant-
age IN their contest with capital.
a reception TO the general public
was held Ia the senate chamber this
evening, which WAS informal and
largely attended.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

liid before the senate. Onc of the
N'c.ion of the lin provides that no
person related with tho dcpr,c of
Irst cou.in To- judge uf the United
STA rs shall he appointed by .urh
Judge To ANY position in hi. court. and
that persons so related who now hold
such offices shall not continue i'm of.
lice after siN months from the pass.
age Of This act, Edmuud- moved tn
strike out the clause that would al,r
lcr>"ns at present ia office. and in
the course ot his remarks in support
oi his motion, said: "lvcn this reform
administration, the picture of mrl,
ana grace, aud of everything that p.
lovely, laughter ha- sent aud lctr
state It ns - public tact tu the soma %
me nomination. of the father and SON
To- ." To the same place io exercise
the functions of two offices, one m.
der the oth.r."
Al icr debate the amendment ut
tdmuuds was agreed to aud. without
further progrc>, ON the bin.
the senate adjourned until Monday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

WAsInNGroN, January II IN re-
ply to n letter from cN- Dclegnte
pownoy, Of Wyoming; IN behnf of "A
prominent caitlcnan of that tcrrito
ry, against whom proceedings have
been recommended to compel the re-
moVal ofa fence maintained by him.
enclosing public hands, requesting
that the proceedings be postponed IN
I'll spring, The as,isinmi commits
'ionrr of tho general hand office Inns
written, denying the request aud stat.
ing lint It is the intention of the land
once to prosecute such proceeding,
~ rnmdly ~ possible aud 10 continue
them until every unlawful enclosure
ha' been removed from the public
Mnds.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

WAsuINuION, january II The
statement that President Cleveland
has determined that no answer, shall
be given to requests from the senate
for Information ~ 10 reasons for re-
mOyHls or suspensions from office, IL
authorilaliyely druicd. No sucn re-.
quest has been made To the president
by the senate, several cOmmunicn.
llons were soni TO charmcn Of senate
committees to-day from the various
executive departments, couchcd in
substantially the following word, /.
80 the honorable chairman of ---
committee, uuitcd States senate;
Sir have the honor TO oacknOwludgc
the receipt of your communication Of
- date, calling for information as
to the reasons for the suspension or
removal of ---- -- and the appoint
ment of ---- --- as -----. In respOnH
| have the honor TO forward herewith
the information in my custody con-
cerping the appointment Of .---.
| have no information ~ to the pres
ldonts reason for the suspension OF
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

A large line of remnants in ~traw
Mating, al ono half its actual co-t.
we have no more space at our
disposal to extend ON the Bargain
we are Offering in our Carpet De
partmcnt oar stock l. very large
we must sell, and our prices viii do il
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

ltIvERHEAD, La, January H.
News has been received here that
most of the scallop fleet ut Promised
Land, tiardincr's Bay, were wrecked
on Robbins Island during the late
torn, Among the vessels were the
schooner, Raven, Brothers, No Name,
Crazy Jane, Sappho, Hampstead and
Chief. The c'ews are all safe SO far
as known, but they suffered greatly
fro n cold.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

WAsmN":oN, January IT, In
the senate to-day senator Scwcll.
from the committee ON military ni.
lalrs, reported, myornbly, the hill in
troduccd by hin early III the present
session, relating Ia the annual appIo-
prlalion Of SGOOOOO to provide arms
ana equipments for the military.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15
BARGAINS IN OUR BARGAINS IN oup
Cloak Department. Dress Goods Dent

We have some Cloaks and Shorr
wrap, left which must bc sold
before the rud of the season. We
sell Brocadc Silh Russian cir
'nlHr for Sld, former price 81 10
brocadc Velvet Short Wrap Tor
si'do, former price So. All
other tloaks reduced from 30 to
" Dor cont.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15
IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPT
rp1%%'1 ,as5.S 91spD~%,...,n. %,., P',y.".. .%a
FANCY MATCH
Embroidered Robes.

30 Braided ana Embroidered Robes
at $3.50, were $1,000.
One tot Of Embroidered Robes at
$1,000. were 5000.
Another lot at Sl25U. were So 80
Another lot at $1,000. were S2iOu
These price, viii speak for them
selves. rs they are all bona iidc rrdur-
tiouS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

CoLrMnrs, o., January 1.-The
house OF representatives Yesterday
adopted Il resolution appointing q
special committee oi live mcmhcrs TO
iigatc charges made against four
members OF the present house. that
they accepted hribrs to vote for Henry
Il, Payne for United States senator,
while members ot the last general as
sCmbly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15
d. fla BE- q y,
Great Closing bargain Sale.
|hIs Week Will Commence
our Great Bargain Sale.
W" oner only scasonabe Goods in this Sale with few, d
al" ends LETT over ir1 the Holidays as we never
IKE To carry over any Goods from one
season 10 another Goods with
Us are sold the season
they are Bought.
Be the Sacrifice what il NAV

we nave not the spacc to cnumcrate all the ,rti.
cIeS that We offer in this sale in fact. il en-.
"I"''S every Department in our establishment
The Goods Must i}e Sold before the Sc,snn oI1.-
we need the Cash no matter about the nroft
frlccs have been cut in every department and in
many lrs'ances former prices are cut in half his
advertisement is not intended simply to cover
Sia'r,out Is an honest announcement to the public
where low prices will tell the tale We need tbo
''SN' and must sell the Goods before the close If
lhe season and Low Prices will do if
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

removal of Mr.. . Ncry rcsu,,t
lullS , secretary
me papers thus transmitted relate
'plrlN 1" the titnc-s of the appointrc.
ANA say nothing about the character
or qualifications of the official. dis
placed. No issue has vet been raised
with u" president on This subject. II
Is further learned that the pfcsidont
na'' ms get, neither expressed nor
Formed nny determination ~ 10 what
ne Wiil a" Ia rnSc the possible i-.ur
Is raised.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15
January Bargains January Bargains January Bargains January Bargains
IN OUR TRIMMING DEPT

ls.incb silk Velvcts, all colors, FROM
81 % to Sl.OO u yard.
2O-mch silk Velvots, all colors. from
s.. 80 to $500 yard,
Plain ana Brocadc Nclvc'ccn from
Sc to soc. n yard.
Heavy Chenille Fringes, all color..
rom 75c to BE. a yard.
u nck aud all colors Brocadcd Vel
vets nt from S2.75 to 500 II yard.
Our entire stock of Fancy Drcss
trimmings has been rcdurcd FULLY
iO per cent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

IN our Dress Goods Department
we have mad n clcan cut OF 30
per cent Black chashncrc for
locr former price 55c; Black Cash
mere Tor Soc, former price ~:
hIack Cashmere Tor 75c. former
price 81; 'olofcd Cashmere Tor
l'c' former price zoe; - incl
ur"ss hanncl Tor Sic,formcr price
~ 10 inch dress flannel Tor 6uc.
former price 9Oc; Nclyots and
NclvCtCcns rcdurcl nh pnr CON,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

Thanks to Dr Pierce there is
balm in his Golden Medical Discov.
ery'--a "balm for every wound" TO
health, from colds, coughs, consump-
ZION, bronchitis, ana all chronic
blOod, lung aud liver affections. q
druggists.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

Lace Nets, 70, 20, 20, 80 cents,
Scum, at 80 cents yard.
Lace Curtains, 81, 81, ~, a pair.
Turcoman FORTRESS, - pair
Sheet Oil Cloth, &, Z, <, 9, ~
10 aud lS feet wide.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

t p @ % ,%nn Is ON top with Bargains 81 so Indies Il ia m
'"N are d""n to $3.50 Our hid shoes io, ou-
lower than ' '' F'"' Neh'y'hNr per
u .., , ",ai lmchi ha' suffered in this cit c v
"ni eur ihc prices until about f,r,,or INV
n, 'nn h'l VIII figure, '''"''' P'c'
! our orSc department e. hnycsr cin1
r,n oi'r'h under oncr
" IL, q, 1n NJ 20 corset cut down Sl26 We have i @
'"''' '""n ~ per cent mel
w uP yr cn.h nn cal around we oncr Won gond inycnnu1
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15
IN OI Il ~ll.k DEPARTMENT.
Summer Silks.

This is hardly the season of the
year to talk ab ut summer silks. but
we have just received large lot
bought wny below cost for cn,h. and
we will throw thcm in with our ten
cral January Bargains.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

NSiIINGIoN


NASuNGroN. .tnu,nry If Mr
Pratt presented a prt.tinn from cnn'
mcrcinl traveller. nrNiny r,r l,,,i".
rlion t. rr,iry, thrm' nf L,,rJ,,,s,7-,,,.,
taxation.
Mr.. Beck .nid thrrr had nam, g.,
him .hr did moi know vie .rY,r,i
petitions. to be- presented to the SON.
ntr. urging rongrc,. To su.rcnJ .ily"r
coinagc. lie had declined I'm nrc.,n,
snch petitions. and Ind rcturnnJ ti,,,'
to the prr-ons sending tbrm hrrau.n
hc believed hat the .ruJin" nr smnh
petitions had been influenced by !"
circular letter mnilrd rnnG,t,n,i.it.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15
JANUARY BARGAINS

Iv -uor1 LENGTHS or SILKS. sArINs
AND VEIvETS
We have u large lot OF short length.
eft over from the Holiday rush that
we Intend selling out this week. They
fer aud We are selling them for u
.ung. They are in lengths Of from
uuc to twenty Yards, and ladies should
u oh through these tor Real Bargains
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15


Mr. MaXcy followed ON the same
subject. lie sud the raid on silver
was nn European rad and, II success
Iul would nilirl iucnlcuablc injury on
the I ultcd States. Thcbugboar OF sill
yer, so terrifying 10 European none,
ohrngcrH, had no tcrro.s for IN,
NmcII..n people. The people Of the
south, MHNey continued, were not
gricvously burdcucd with silver or
amy other money, but IL they should
by chance find themselves hamporcd
by the great weight of silver, thcy
could exchange IL for paper certili.
Gates which, when based on com, doll
lar for dollar, were better thun coin
for actual uso lie expressed him
SET ms uttuly OplO ed 10 an il
rClCcmab,e ptpcr currency, aud
declared lluctuHtiug currency
to be inconsistent with health,
trade, whilca sound currency. based
on the precious metals aud cOuyCrt
bic INTO com, was Il blessing to ciyili-
Iuliuu. silver advocates, he contend
rd, rcpcllcd the imputntiou that thoy
wanted 10 take any Hd ,HntAgc of their
creditors by paying dollar debt in
an eighty cent dollar a louler lie
aad never been uttered against Il
brave and industriou. people. The
people knew that the fall of silver was
the result of n conspiracy by combined
capital 10 destroy silver rs money
metal and gamblers were but rcaprg
the fruits OF their own folly, The -us-
pension Of silver coinage was but an-
other name for total stoppagc OF the
coin, and such suspension or stoppagc
would b. iIaugh' with most scriou,
consequcncesto the people. Whatwo
nccded IN our dealing. with bond
holders, MaXey insisted, was strong
and vigorous enforcement of the con-
tract made with them.
Al the conclusion of MnXcy's re-
marx. the Judicial Salary bill WIS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

/ Brown called up Brck', silver ro.o.
/ luton aud addressed the .cnnip ON il
| The officers of the treasury. hr said.
should treat all public creditor, alike.
| II they paid the buudhuldrrs in soId
nlunc they should ray the ahurcr in
| gold alone. A. To the accumulation
of silver dollars in the treasury. he
insisted il was thu duty cf the lrrn,tl-
rcr to pay lhcm out to the public
creditor. for anything they pay aud,
ii that did not dispose of them they
should call in enough bond.
ON winch the people are pay ing
inicrrt to absorb the silver dollars
aud 80 stop interest payments. II
puDiic creditor, were paid thirty or
forty million, of silver their cndrnvur
would be- To Keep up the value oi silver,
hul If paid IN gold alone their en-
drnNpr would bc to dcprccialc the
value of silver To make II represent
lrs, property. lii were said that il
VA. not honest To pay them in silver.
on The ground The, the silver dollar
was not uu honest dollar; he would
reply that II wa, always honest to
pnN 70 debt in the very currency which
the creditor 10y his contract had agreed
to take, Creditors had secured several
successive changes IN the contract.
aud the contract ~ il now stands
was, thW the buudholdcrs should be-
uHid In gold dollars or silver dollar.
H the convenience of the tronsury
Though they had thus agreed to take
payment in either guld or liver, they
were hcln" paid in gold alone, while
every body else was pad in silver.
Ihi, Wn- neither lmr dealing nor
common honesty. lie ndvucAIrd the
i--uHuCc of silver certificate. to rep-
resent silver IN the treasury. Every
surplus gold md silver dullnr.
h. said,nOt u part oiu necessary trcas.
ury reserve should be- put into circu-
niion by gold and tilyor certificates
ln-tcud OfhnVluo too much coin, bus
mess would be much improved / { we
had more of II IN circulation in the
shape oipHpcr Corliiirutus. lfuniion-
m hHnks attempt To practically de-
munctilc silver, ~aid MIR Brown in
conclusion, aud il the officers, VINO
now represent the people in the dit
lrrrnt departments ot the govern
mcnL will not take the matter in
hand, tbcu thcpcoplc, Mt their rccur.
ring elections, should take il in hand
and liI all the departments of the
government with men who will mp
ply the corrective and forfeit the
charters Of such bnnksn- hbu,c their
privileges.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15
SANG :. e BROTHERS
WEEK O. Our Great January CLEARING on? SALE.

W are orrng ncaM Department. Ecnn
" G AZ o II cal to them How cheap uIraIa r,m
III ut pc Aseou md dt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

S-plys, 80 cents a yard,
3-plys, Sl.OO a yard.
Medium Supcrs, 30 cents.
Extra Supcrs, NJ % cents.
Extra Supcrs at 70 cents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-15

FOR PRICES on
B A X b f. ID w | X /
Before purchasing elsewhere.
Cor, Austin & Fourth SiSu Waco, Tex.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-03-05

EN- out Of The Bible don't say as he ever
cast seven devils out Of a man
No, he LETT en- all in the men, and they are
there now was the triumphant retort.
Under this scathng rebukc. Uncle Joel re
treated to the pantry and continued his search.
What in the world are you s?utterin' around
that buttrv for his wife called, as the clattcr
of pans and dishes first drew her attention to
Uncle Jocrs trcsrass upon forbidden ground,
Why, I'm lookin' for them eggs, Hannah.
ic told me { set the old sreckled hen, didn't
ye? and can I find the eggs nowhere.
Mercy on us. and you've been all this time
about it, thought you set her half an hour
ago.
And rising from her chair Aunt Hanna,
started hurriedly for the pantry, when an ex,
clamation of
Mis- Potter, do see . recalled her.
And what sight
There, in the fcathCry depths of the chair
cushion, was the old felt hat crushed rs fiat as
pancake. and ali that remained Of the dozen
eggs was mass of broken shells, whites and
yolks mixed in o manner not common in cake
making. Her dress was rlentifuly plastercd
with the mixture and every movement sent
drippings Of it down to the floor.
In her cagerness TO hear her neighbours story,
she had sat DOWN wthout looking behind her,
and the soft depths Of the cushion had given
no warning of the mischief she was doing
NJ, goodness was all she could say. as she
stood looking upon the horrible mixture.
Well Hannah. said Unsle Joel | never
thought ye wa, in sich hurry to hatch them
eggs that ye'd set on EN- yourself.
And for tho first time in her twenty years Of
married life, Aunt Hannah had n, rctort
ready, and the old spcckcd hen was not set
that day.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-03-05

GROUP REMEDY.-Powdcr a piece of
alum the size Of a marble, and mix with
little molasscs: This gives instant relief.
Have given it to my children when about
gone, aud it gave immediate relicf.-EW
LWic.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-03-05

Men realize as they grow older that they
are the dependent ones, and there is nothing
like true, honest, friendly woman, who
knows all his pcculiarit:cs and fpiblcs, to
lean upon. Husbands and wives change
places in measure when they grow Old,
and she who clung as the ivy to the oak, in
youth, becomes the cornerstone of old age.