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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-08
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TO the Ladies'.

Mrs. +. j. Sullivan has remove d he
dressmaking establishment to 500 9
Austin avenue, upstairs over the
Leader" where she will be glad to
see her patrons and friends
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No one Sells M CELEBRATED
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comply with the law. When told of
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family"
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Parker Bros. can sell you goods
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Have you used an Embree Mclean
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Block of 20 lots in Waco addition
to Rockport on Herring, Kelley
Evans and Inge streets $400.
j. Il. ANDERSON.
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A Rata! Mistake.

Physicians make no more fatal mis-.
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Pigs feet, kraut, tripe, dried beef,
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just Received Large Stock

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you in everything.
w. j. TUCKER,
at "Lion Drug Store"
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WACO FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Iocntion of Firo AInrm noxes.

50 NOOleO Mills l1tU anu mhI9 ll-llllll
" 81 Corner 18th aud Jefferson = III-u1uI
All boxes numbered above strikes thus;
Box Is strikes and stops, then strikes III
making Box 49, then repeats four times.
Box % strikes II and stops. then strikes ullI
making Box % a. d so on.
DIRECTIONS FOR GIVING ALARM.
Keys will be found In residences on each cor
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Boxes and pull Hook down and let go. Leave
key in box.
Turn alarm in only for fires. 5000 fine for
false alarms.
Slow tapping of bells signify company
calls.
second Friday In each month each box is
tapped twice, testing boxes and circuit line
When alarm of fire ia give the Fire Depart.
ment has the right of way on all streets. All
vehicles must drive near the sidewalk and keep
away FIR ON the fire $500 Gne for running over
hose
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
REPUBLICAN Standing Committee,

Adams Moses Eru. John 4. FcttcrOlt
beaver Isaac Winter, y. q. walker
beaver Nr-f-Nm. g. smith. Thomas llorhstcr.
Dcufrr-N. C.. Hartman, II. g. Salnp-oL
chapman Simon Long, VIM. Rice.
Fr.uhlu- Adam Bouuiugrr, John II. Martin
.lcEsuu-J. =. Nclrck WIN. Martin.
Niddchurgh--ium BpwcrSON j. VI. Stclnlngtr
Nliddlrcrcck-LcI AurInd, i. L. Row.
Nl0urUe-p. $. Ritter II. II. Borducr.
pcuu-C. L. Gcmbcrllng |. L. Loudens0ger.
prIy-B. T.. ArUOgiSt, David iilgcr
Perry Vest. VI. Arhugust, u. llclnOach.
SelipsgrOyc-A. u. Keck. Lew Fisher.
SnrlnV-E. +. GuSS, WIN. j. kloSe.
luuu.-Allcn SechrlSt, George Flanders.
Washington lutl. James T. Meyer
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
Ideal American Manhood.

Nothing is more demOralizing to
boyhood and youth than the exam
pie of II dissolute or dishonest man
who wins high success and honor in
life. 1t is the most pernicious form
of bad example. An antidote for it
we have to-day in the life and
achievements of Benjamin Harrison.
Whether we contemplate him as
the diligent student at school and
college MS the devoute worshiper
in the house of God as the patri-
otto citizen taking an satiye. interest
! II n Pbrtca affairs am .TifE"his elo.
quence and effort Y the cause of
human liberty as the citizens sol
der who refused to persuade others
to go to battle unless he was per-
mitted to go himself; as the Jealous,
courageous officer, rising from the
rank of colonel to that Of general by
his gallantry on the field of battle ;
as the able lawyer, after the close of
the war, making his way from the
bottom to the very top of his pro-
tcssion +; as the faithful, successful
statesman in the Senate of the ma
tIon, forcing respect from his en-
cuics, winning admiration from all
us the UuasSuning, upright, efficient
President of the Republic, person.
ally directing with promptness, en-.
crgy and consummatc skill in most
trying situations the ship of state
safely out of perilou- shoals and
rocks into water deep and smooth
III whatever capacity We regard him,
we see the same kindly manly char
actcr-the ideal American citizen.
father, husband and man.
In no situation in his career has
the nobility of his nature appeared
to better advantage than now, rs he
sits with solicitous care ut the bed
side of his invalid wife, Though IL
leader in the momentous pending
campaign he does not allow II
thought Of his personal political in
terests to come between him and
that loved sufferer.
1t is worth repeating that the life
of Benjamin Harrison contains the
most powerful and wholesome les
son that can be held up before
American youth. 1t points the way
to success impossible to reach ex-
cept by the path of honor and of
duty which he has trod.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
CENTREVILLE.

Monday of last week was the re-
opening of the town schools and
again the tone of the old bell from
its lofty perch resounds the old ia
miliar ring, calling together those
who are to hold the supremacy in
years to come.
what do you think of McVeagh p
Tom. Wise asked your correspond,
ent the other day. What do you
mean by such question, was ask
ed by your scribe. why, don't
you know he has declared his inten.
tion to vote for Cleveland 2" "Very
well, Tom, we can spare him, if you
people can spare Gen. Sickels." This
was an absolute damper for Tom.
and he vamoosed.
Landlord j. Z. Spangler attended
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Men who would wink at cur coun-
try's flag, and bow in humble sup
pliance to the "stars and bars"
Most of these Rebels, however, are
confined to the "Colonels" and
"Maias,' who, like Jobs war-horse,
smelled the battle from afar, who
assisted in conscripting the poor
devils, drove them into line to be
manned and killed, while they did
the shooting with their mouths out
side of bullet range and now want
Grover Cleveland elected so they
can run the White House another
four years The loyal citizens OF
the South are to-day confined to the
soldiers-tEe boys who carried the
muskets and who fought as only our
boys know they did fight. In all
our travels in the South we haven't
met single private who didn't sub
NIT to the results of the war with n
willingness that was surprising, and
we have the deepest sympathy for
these poor fellows who fought for
what they thought was right, and
who now bear the scars of battle.
But we haven't even little respect
Cor the clustering "Colonels' and
"Maias' who voice the sentiments
of the Durham Giobe and who were
not ther2 to see the thing done.
We are sorry that these things ex-
list, but there is no use in the Re
publican party burying its head in
the sand like an ostrich to escape
danger. The South is solid for
Cleveland, and it can't be broken
this year.
Grover Cleveland S pension record
and his effort to return the Rebel
flags makes him solid with the
South, and we have not word of
condemnation for the man who en-
dorses those actions and votes that
way. but he who thinks different
must point his musket the other
way if he expects to hit the mark.
The Durham Globe is Il genuine
article
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Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens,
that for years we have been selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric
Bitters, aud have never handled rems
edies that sell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We
do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready to re
fund the purchase price, IL satisfac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity on their merits. ID. G..
Kepler, Druggist, Paxtonville, Pa.
Oct |, 90. Is.
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The Durham Globe Is a
Genuine Article.

Cha-. i. Kurtz, of the centre
Dauorro', Bcllctontc. Pa, las writ
ten letter to Durham, North Car
olina, asking if there really did exist
such Il paper aS the Durhum GiDdC,
and if amy such article rs was print
cd i'm the Posr few weeks ago did
appear i'm it. The reply came that
the Durham Giobe did exist and
that the article was genuine, but
that the editor was from the North
and that his articles were written TO
make Republican campaign fuel. So
much for the defense. Now, does our
friend Chas. Il. Kurt for NOM
cnt imagine that such an unsavory
person, rs they would have us be-
leye the editor of the GioJc is,
would be allowed to exist in as hot n
town rs Durham for twcnty-fow
hours if hc were unpalatablc to the
tongue Of the Solid South Would
they not lynch him as they do their
damned niggas' if he had tue te-
merity to come among them only to
misrepresent them Would they
not sack his Office and throw his
presses into the river if he came
from the North and PERSISTED in mis-
representing the true condition of
affairs in their homes? These are
hypothetical questions and we pro
pound them to the editor of the
Bellcfonte Democrat as political
expert. They are founded on cir
cumstantial evidence and there
might be some doubt if we had
nothing else to so on, but the editor
of the Posi- was thrice below the
Mason q Dixon line within the last
three years, and we here and now
state that the South is full of such
unhung Rebels and the editorials in
the Durham Globe is the kind of
stuff they like to read. Men who
would yell themselves hoarse over
Dixie and jump into the river to
escape the sound of John Browns
Body" or Rally Round the Flag"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
the Bloomsbury Fair on Thursday
and Friday of last week.

the Bloomsbury Fair on Thursday
and Friday of last week.
John II. Miller, of Laurelton, and
j. G. Harper, of Bellefonte, repre-
sentatives of the New York Life
Ins. Co., did business here last
eek.
A stranger in town means a ne W
baby. Yes, a new baby boy arrived
at the home of Assessor G. T.. Samp-
sell Although he arrived too late to
be registered to vote for Harrison
yet it is the first baby boy to glad
den Charley..s heart. Tom says he
calls him Quay.
Dan. j. Dreese and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with Pap
Valentine Walters.
DIR. G. c. Mohn and wife, of Laur-
elton, Sundayed with friends here.
Constable Napp is paying Shenan-
doah business visit this week.
p. G. Hartman and his better-half
went to Woodward on Sunday.
Our merchants are this week in
the city OF Phila., laying in their
stock of fall and winter goods.
Miss Ella Shinkel went TO Jersey
Shore on Tuesday where she ex-
poets to stay for while. How she
will be missed by the young folks
can scarcely be told.
John Mohn, of this place, shot Il
deer in the White Deer mountains
last week.
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kREANIER.

Frank Thomas and w A. Keeler
were to Ohio and Indiana to buy II
carload of cattle.
The teachers of our township have
organized LITERAL society. II. A..
Walter was elected president, c. w.
Lands secretary, and G. 4. Meiser
chaplain.
Chestnuts are reported scarce and
are high in price.
The turkey season opened on Sat
urday last and the hunters were out
in full force. but they report the
wary birds scarce.
While VIM. Spigelmyer and crew
were running down the side-track of
the railroad on "A hand-car it sudden
ly left the track, throwing the men
in al directions-some landing near
the main track rs a swiftly moving
freight train was passing by. The
crew made miraculous escape from
instant death.
David Benfer, while hunting squir-
rel, had his head and face badly in
jured by the premature explosion of
his gun.
One of Geo. Aurand's hands came
ixs tuctwith a-smaif cider press
and had it severely injured.
On Monday of this week II birth
day party was given at the public
house of Samuel Rumbach in honor
of Mrs. Schoch by the Schoch rel
.atives.
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LOOK OUT |
F1the ,.-->Ss-lI--.,.-
saa4.-.---8E-- r

The Democrats in this DistriSt
have apparently abandoned all hope
Of defeating Hon. Thad. VI. Mahon,
our candidate for Congress, and are
now conccntratioug their forces up
ON VIM. II. Hackenberg. our candi-
date for State Senate, hoping By Il
vigorous ouslought at this point to
break the line and capture our Lead
or. Republicans. have your guns
louhly--hpttcd and await the attack
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-10-20
DR.. r. A. SIMPSONS
Office No. SIG L. Market st. York, Pa.
WILL BE AT

Home Office, Oct. to II
Eagle Hotel, Middleburgh, Pa,
from Friday, Oct. 81, at 10 o'clock
a. m. to Saturday noon.
Dr. Simpson VIII examine any one who may
call upon him free Of charge. Knowing that hun
drcds are living out a miserable existence with.
out medical aid, some because they have passed
through the cold ordeal without relief, and
some perhaps, because they may not know
where 10 apply. he feels Justified n making
these facts public. satisfied that number win
seize upon these plain truths and be fully re-
warded by "A cure.
our system Of practice may need some ex-
planatiOn. Tie remedies are principally vege-
table discardng entirely the use OF C0lOmel or
Mercury, Turtar. EmCtic, Arsenic and AntlmOny
because they are disease creating agents OF the
worst description. We are opposed To the use OF
general blOOdlcting In any case, believing n 20
be- injurious tOthc constitution and otter dan.
gcrOus to life.
Dr. simpson treats successfully chronic or
long standing diseases OF the Head, Throat and
Lungs, Kidney and Heart complaints [; inyeter.
ate diseases Of the stomach that have dened all
other methods those fearful diseases OF the
nervous system arising from whatever cause
SCrOfula. DrOpsy. Fits, Fever. Sores, Rhpuma-
tism, Neuralgia. Scatica. m Conditioned Ulcer,
Cancers removed without the use Of the knife
aud cured. Asthma. Hay Fever, Rose Cold
WINTER Cough. chronic DlarrhOea, etc. All
may BE- cured by this wonderfu System,lfnot toe
iaradyanccd Bone and blood diseases cured
when all other methods have failed.
Ladies' who are suffering with diseases strict
~ confined TO their sex can consult the Doctor
with the assurance Of "a speedy cure without SUI.
tcriug themselves 10 the very often unnecessary
examination. The doctor particularly invites
al cases that have been given up by Othcrphy
sClans.
TESTIMONIALS.
Mr. Reuben Grubb. Ot Liverpool, Perry county
Pa, had cancer on lower lip for several months
ana was completely cured 10y the treatment OF
DR.. r. \. simpson, " York, Pa.
Miss Annie Koch. Of Liverpool, Perry county
Pa, had for may years "A malignant ulcer ON heI
limb near the ankle, and although under the
treatment Of different doctors, the sore grew
worse. II was cured by Dr. Il. \. simpson, OF
York, Pa, IN four months. No sTaping Of the
bone or cutting.
For many years Mr.. Charles Allison, OF Glen
Rock, York county, Pa, had cancer on his face
below the eye. Dr Il. \. simpson, OF FORK, Pa
removed II by his chemical process. lie IS now
well.
up-Dr simpson invites any one who doubts
any Oi these statements TO write TO the parties
and ascertain for themselves. These are only a
Few Of the many testimonials obtained. The
Doctor invites correspondence from Il distance
II you witc enclose 4 cents In stamps.
Remember the dates and call early.
Jan. 81. lSg2.
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Nebraska Farm Lands.

send your address, ana that Of your friends 10
T.. ;. EUSrIs, General Passenger Agent G. Il. 8 q.
Il. r., Tor lrcc pamphlet descriptive OF the
farm lands OF Nebraska.
This state produced I'm one year three hundred
million bushels Of corn, besides other grain
NUT audliNr stock. July Il, a.
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s. 4. SHEARY
Harvest EXcursi s-H al t
Rates.
AUGUST 8Oth AND SEPTEMBER q5th.

AUGUST 9Oth AND SEPTEMBER 27th.
The Burlington Route win sell round trip tick.
cts at half rates, good 20 days, 10 the cities aud
farming regions uf the West, Northwest ami
Southwest. Eastern Ticket Agents win sal
through tickets on the same plan See that they
read over the Burlington Route, the best lire
nom Chicago Peoria, quincy and st. Louis. For
further information write l.. 5. EUSTIs, General
Passenger Agent Chicago. July 49, n.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-10-27

In no previous campaign has there
been such q daring use of falsilied
statistics as have characterized the Re-
publican speeches this year. In fact
the use of them seems to be preconcert-
ed and deliberate, from the natiopal
leaders down to the cross roads orator.
At Newark, N. j., last Friday night,
Major Mckinley said Europe paid US
$23O,000,0o0 in gold during the last IL
months to satisfy the balance of trade
in our favor" whereas the official re-
ports of the United States treasury
show that the amount of gold exported
during the fiscal year was $50, 1853
while the imports we're $49,69S, ,342,
showing an excess of exported gold OF
$496,985, which has increased by about
$8,O00000 since the close of the fiscal
year. When Major Mckinley is guilty
of such brazen Justification it is not
surprising that correspondents should
complain to us of Republican speakers
In the back districts of Missouri de-
claring, as j. B. Upton declered at
Sweet Springs on Thursday, that Mr.
Niedringhaus has 200 men employed in
his tin plate works, who are working
for 81 20 per day when he picked them
up on the streets of st. Louis and to
whom he is now paying sS per day for
making tin plate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-10-27
THE APPEAL 10 SOLDIERS.
General John M. Corse:
"Hold the fort for am cominp.n

"Hold the fort for 1 am coming"
SHERMAN.
ALLATooNA, Ca, Oct. 1864, 2 p.m,-I
am short a cheek bone and an ear, but am
able to whip all HI yet.
JOHN M; CoRsE, BriRadier General.
Corse "held the fort" and Sherman
issued a general order commencing his
conduct and holding it up as an exam
pie to all men trusted with important
command. Years after, when Cleye-.
land became President, one of his first
acts was to appoint this same brave
General Corse postmaster at Boston, in
preference to prominent political lead
ers who were candidates. When Pres
ident Harrison was elected the whole
country supposed he would retain the
brave and manned Corse in office. Not
30. "Comrade" Harrison removed
Corse, and gave the place to Republi.
can politician. General Corse's wounds
and services amounted to nothing be-
cause he was Democrat.
Contrast this with President Cleye-
lands treatment of another crippled
soldier. Comrade s. l.. Wilson, a Re
publican, was appointed pension agent
at Washington, ID. g., by President
Arthur. His term expired while Mr.
Cleveland was President. He could
have filled it with Democrat, but no!
he reappointed Wilson, who is to-day
the pension agent at Washington
Pittsburg Post