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she will instead of loosing thousands
ofher people yearly who 60 oinqrest or
homes in the less favored west. Gcsn
keep her emigrants lat home and intidce
men of capital from tother Sta.esp to
seek homes within her, boriets. rBut
to thosewho' are determined TO come 10
Texas VIC gladly recommend 1Reekwall
and surrounding counties as unsurpass>
ed BY any in TexAs.lgp> oai 10 -osbpl
,li .aaits loils .is1srJ. w! BAYLrss. %
November 10th 1875 lIiv iu.4.sslf
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-25

lsSaA y9upg merohanie recently got
married teahs- girl choice, and the
happ5Psg Esatts hOrseaespiasuoAaer
the honeymoon was over, the young wife
discovered that her hpbby's temper, vas
none Of the sweetest, and that attempts,
at modifying him BY, sweet smiles and,
kisses we're generally fat failures wbils
hi' ,danderl was, up; 50 like sensible
young woman, she resolved 1op another,
plan Of action, and soon had 40 .oppor,
tunity to try it, Hpbby was rather caps
tious about his steak. but, ,4hsl made ,ns
excuse. t'Ifs tongh' said hubby. tsnd
It's not ceekea half enough" The oyoangs
wife smiled, bat made no defense. .lfben1
hubby got fearfully mad Do Faed. bis
plate and dashed it on the foor With the
remark, c.sCursel that steak Nv HissiwifS
raised up her plate, TOO, and dashed ltsaa
the store with the remart, 4sfhat' me r.
Hubby stared at tbea ,pla.s,,at L;sryiitss
then at, the floor, AID said, hyWby, Elisa
you sh,uld not mind me- HI aai q litslss
has.y I soOn BIT sttfopyesr over g. 81 Ana 80 ID aia,y
IN. X, Tfibspe. WAGON $50 "a isd,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-25

c,IRi8KBATRick. ArToRNsyar
y. LAW. Jonesboro', Tenn. Office In
Gr,ham a Lampson New Building. Up
stairs, No. Z. lo9aaSze. a
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N Pt--Nl Nt-- lsf - safPfa@ha NN@las -
III "Bellesacall o great many peo-A
plete1church. o'ieas aid, al sslOsq ali 70
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Rates Il of -AdYsrtising e.. : !.
siswW@ @sudgS S9TSwn.


1.-THE Jeaetstn eRy Mo.3 sSsainal tells
thiywbirli is sppleablso to mahny towns h
the Scu,his!G 9ti 70 bGs aids nj 5Ssqsq
dI'"Attuts week $50 SsentltHsuI'foa
Ttnne'see. representing sssPasl Of $soe.
ooo, aseatch Of a'locatiUn III which'ito
engage in business, gave Us card and
aftei sta'ibg bis' missiOh sawss,s".Ysksa
70 look at our paper. we handed him hths
morning journal and to our news yA.lccal
piekups," r'our attractive editorial paes.
but turned at once 70 our advertising
columns, 0sqd 1ospnsnesaI counting
our advertisements and measaripg their
space gui1igaasdr 10 ysb . "a irsli.s1q
e.''Well,", said he. ielauc'ns pp from Tho
paper ''is that allsq ls that the ,busisess
of thisltowAlSo0 eds o, osls isd soisJg
-as'Qb, no, said We, ithsrs .is.ths rTribuns
with sltew advertisements ,thas rdoa's Ap,
pear inotheI JournalsSSl, s7sS 'o1sds,ucL
tsHs then 0ounted5wo addi,ippal olecsi
business advertisements ina ths, STsb
bans, and again looked .ups with the
rs@afksSgGs nssd stad sWoi ri snus Ne
9'iApd that's, all, is t5S,Wh Jon
havat got near as much Of stowp ,hsrs
asIthought ypuI had" "',msg 70 d5,s., oi
And tbsDg sDgwslsEplsinsda to him,thst vs
have great many business men who do
not advertise. h,v gaiqo,i siliii ,s Q,
sn'tIbey are not business mep.. 10 hut
il they don't advertise" was. hiz,aa,
sxsr.srboog I'D 1ol miH oi aaiyiwinsd,
iiWe could not contradict him. and No
we're POWaEls'sr to yipdisatsr rtbe .;sl,im.
OF the clty.,s r!sls. bas bs1sdiss s,.S
he left ayipg.thatdI be bad sinsashs
would look around, bpt this MAS no place
lot him. .hsrogsi ylsoei.sta os ssod SvAA
This iseuv iustsuccssud-sfast.'
.k0gllH- .I4EaH
10 AfcSi nights sincslahs dogs imads a
raeeIou Cock Of sheep ebslougirsit0 Ms
JoerbiS. Massngiligof this ceanty,f and
lilied one ofihisfue sl oaamsyo GIvom
1aThs Courier aofiSe in Bristol islns.t
door toa bar room, and bsothsri SIscEoia
annoyed no little by count y imeadwha
walk IN aud cali Tor . nTom and j Jerfy."
He sometimes thisws. ahel shootingsstief
at them dtlother times hsrtakes his J1Y'
from off their lovely noesl and lst Aothss
times he tells The devil tootake them ia.as
Maj James Webb snd oAleS nalSs
Nelson, sof this county 9ssSs t~S Iisfiodr
best atrapperg They sieaught,sop
drieks Creek, near, The line of Washington
County, in eight nights.0dIos nasknts.
They used 2e traps each pight and assia
fit had been good tims for basiusathsy
could hare doubled ths1number.a -Sullis
san .haaams@.lol sodo9aqs yasm eEaS1
.IonsbisSaI sd4-s.-sisL4Lsso-aidW sdt
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''e4 oi'' a"' t----h oiioHV o. Smit
oaAitouchiog storyaisitold Of alittls gisl
who ION accouutof lAckI Of Abeauty. lswss
dightedy by n vain mother who Tlavhhsd
all her loseaud pride on, tho poor shilals
lovely sister. qOns day, uiwhen madsus
hyIon aslounge in hsr own room. lahguis
dly reading n novel, b khock sounded Son
her dcoraa slnthat you. datlius lSasksd
the lady.lzsNodits only qme, hmaanaii
timidly answered the poor little Hsglsetsa
one. 'Ouiy fmslhd Whattva .siteryv rof
slightsd1wei and meek hnuiilityothoss
two words impressed o. The mother,s keast
was towhed j. snd from ntlnk ltime,ushs
strovs to divide her love mod equaliyrbss
tween her Children sniiasrotni baa ISf
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NN FNFLTa TTFlQL,lh y Z 2
EuTAWs HOUSE,
o., BY MRs. "a .5DossER. -.

This house located on Main Street,
where parties wlsling to stop over can
be comfortable Situated, ,'has been lately
repaired, and Is now open for the receP-
ton .cS of guest. EyeEy pains will be taSen
pleasant home for all WHO wish to stop IN
JOnesboro'. rbe taNc viii at Az times
ne furnished with the ; best the country
'nords. Terms reasonable.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16

Adslphine Grange, No. $40, at Bel
Ton, u only one year old and coaats
forty four members. They offer q pre-
MUM Of fifteen dollars for the best
aers Of corn raised by = member Of
their Grange next year. They have
untouched reserve fund OF $40.
Bro. Caleb Browning, W. NJ. Lone
Dove Grange. No, see, Quitmsn,
Wood county, sends US s24 for club Of
subscribers and by laws, and says: 81
can't see howl could get along with.
out the ExAAIsKR AND PATRON.
Please continue to send it TO me.
will stiIl try TO get subscribers for you
please accept my thanks--mopey scarce
and provisions high. Please excuse
me for being few days behind time.
! will do better next time" You have
done well, BRO. Browning; many
thanks to you, and may all W. NJ. e
''go and do likewise"
Brother Isaac j. Bean, of Pleasant
Hill Orange. No. AZ, Moffettows, Bell
cornty, sdvertises lost grey horse,
branded HOLY. Patrons, look out.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16
John - Q Prephss.

About month sinces lady In this
city died. As her funeral procession
was passing certain house the Chi
nese cook, who was looking at II, asked
the lady Of the house whose funeral i,
was. He was properly answered,
when moment afterward he said:
''You sabel in twenty-one days she
all the same come back for her baby"
The baby. who was at the time in per.
feet health, grew i'll few days after.
ward, and in ntwenty. one days--exactly
the time predicted by the hesthen--
died. What gave the premoniiion to
the Chinaman, and what II the secrsi
Of that Instinct which 10 denied loving
and enlightened beings and made
plain TO rst-eaterl The facts In the
above are perfectly authenticated.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16
Another smith.

Another Smith in the Interior De-
partment! Secretary Chandler hunted
high and low for an Indian Commis-
sioner, but had no success till he struck
the Smith family. There were three
Smiths engaged in the noble work o.
elevating the red man to the delights
OF civilization before the new member
of the family was discovered. What
would become Of the Indians were
there no Smithsl From the time of
that little affair between Pccahontss
and Captain John, the innumerable de-
scendants OF those two immortals
have stood by each other ike broth
ers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16

A mass meeting of the Citizens Of
Hill county was held at Hillsboro,
Tuesday the l4th inst, for the ap-
pointment of delegates to the Dem
oeratic State Convention at Calves
ton, and also delegates to the nomi-
mating convention of the 18th Judi.
cial District, to be held at Corsicsns
the 12th Of January. W. X. Policy
presided a Chairman, and Capt. M.
c. Wilson acted as Secretary. Five
delegates were appointed to the
Galveston Convention, among
whom were Joe. Abbott, Capt
Wilson and J. w. Stevens. The
delegation was instructed to suppor,
Richard Coke for Goyernor-no,
instructed as to other State officers
.Dsls9ates 20 the Corsicsns Conven
tion were also appointed, and in
struOtsd to support Judge D. NJ
Prsndergsst for Judge of the lstl
District. ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16
orange Injections.

fremont Grange, No. 4Oa, 'aroes-
back, reelected W. J. Rosco Worthy
Master. nrieoiruu
= Odelphins Grange, No sso, Bolton,
u. r. Graves, W. NJ, and Jos. Car
tsr, sscreiary. ga li8
Hickory Grange, No. 7s, Harrison
county, re- elected G. G. Dickard W.
Il, and F. Z. Dickard, Secretary.
Walnut Grove Grange, No. GIL, Mac.
ogdoebes county, reelected J. W.
Guthrie, W. NJ, and w. D. Noll, Se.-
retasy.
Eureka Grange, No. 9, Chickasaw
Nation, I. T., reelected Jas. L. Stone,
". y, AndA. HOOD. Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16
synpso.as Favorable.

From the Vicksburg HERALD
Yesterday forenoon vicksburg boy
entered the shop where his father
works and excitedly announced;
10y "Ohi pal mas awful sick!"
whats the mattera" asked the ia
ther. ..5 l.ysf H..
,'Oh, she's awful white, and she's
shaking all over, and there's lots oi
women in there, and they say she'i
going to dep 'i'''''
''Can she talk yetr- inquired the ia
ther a. he rolled down his sleeves"
"Yes." l.4r s...
well, we'll take it kind o. slow
then, going home!" said the relieved
man.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16
WIFE NO. 10.

By Ann Eliza Young, Brigham Youpg's Re
bellious Wife The only complete Expose
Of all the SECRETS Of BRIGEAM's HA-
REM ever written. Born In Mormonism,
Ann Eliza now exposes to the world, as no
other woman can, the Secrets, Mysteries and
Crimes OF the horrible system Of Polygsmy,
from the very beginning. Nearly 200 Illus
trstions beautify the work. II Is the best
selling book published. 10000 more men
and women can have employment and make
from Is to $40 daily, Al live agents are
writing for illustrated circulars with Large
Terms. Sent free. Do not delay, but ad
dress DUSTIN 4 GILMAN, Hartford, CT, Chi
csgo, III, or Cincinnati, Ohio. dl2 4w
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New Advertisements.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16

Gov. Davis, Chairman of the Re
publican Executive Committee Of
the State, has called State Con
.vention, 10 meet in Houston on the
18th day of January next. All the
Indications are that the Republicans
will be closely organized during the
coming campaign. The ability Of
Governor Davis and others of their
party managers, is such as to make
. little 'wstchfulness on the part Of
the Democrats, notwithstanding oul
numericalsupsriority, not only very
desirable, but quite necessary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16
~. .HssAn co...p..y.

Mr.. MuTst Hslstead, Mr.. Henry
Watterson, and Mr.. Samuel Bowles
dined with Postmaster General Jewell,
in Washington, on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Bowles Is dsspoDdent about the
English mission; but the Democrats
still promise that he shall be Alder
man Of his native town. In anticipa-
ton, as the Graphic sugge,ts, he has
already began to swing around the cir
Gle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16
voURRlNe INDEBTEDNESS.


Debt has ever been the bane Of
he farmer, Md thst wAs a wine =
hing to do, Wien thSe Grshge ,
.dopted the |" pay as you 30 :" tdea,
and promulgated h = ons of
the cardinal doctrines of Grange
economy.
No man feels easy, no man has
the proper use of his faculties or re-
sources, who has Che shadow Of un-
discharged obligations hanging over
him. Every move and every enter.
pfiss is1etatded ana phihM j Had
it not been for the universal habit
Of going into debt, which distin-
guished the Southern farmers be-
fore the war, theywoulds have been
to-day, even with the loss of four
! millions of slaves; the richest body
of agriculturalists on earth. An un.
!, questioned and unlimited credit may
9 be q good thing for the State, but
q as a rule, it is an exceedingly bad
thing for the individual. The
temptation to reach out and GRASP
y q coveted or valuable piece of prop
:. erty becomes SO strong, and is re-
!. sisted with such slight means tha'
!, before one realizes the fact, he Is IN
volved in mesh OF debt which VIII
,f cloud, perhaps, all the futnre' ano
- involve the safety OF the Propert!
which formed the basis OF his credit
This pernicious habit, added TO ths
If improvident and wastefui ideas o.
q. Texas farmers, has heretofore peer
Il. the one great evil with which the!
,e have had to contend. Ihe marc
$. times and high taxes are but q mer'
IL drop in the bucket, when compared
w to this cause OF discontinue.
n. Up to two years since, there WA
h no sys.ematlsed or promising euor
b. to correct this great fauit' an'
when the Grange promulgated "
le "pay as you go" theory, and urges
in it upon the farmers with earnest
e, ness, thinking men among them, am
Mt not only among farmers put 81
ne other classes, recognized 1t as IN
st bow Of a bright and hopeful prom
r. Use. And certainly the experience
nr of the two years past has ampl
r. testified to the wisdom OF N
Grange in adopting it. 1t shoul
never be suffered to become des
'e letter law in the Order, and shoul
Oh be urged by the Lecturers OF esc
M Grange with all the persistency th'
ne its recognised Importance demand
ne If anything else were wanting
ms enforce attention to the DANCE
ne which lurk round debt, we mig
Oh point to the executions which dali
cir almost, bring sorrow to thousan'
IKE of homes in this State. A sher
OF and a writ or order Of sale Is J
'ur far too common. an incident
Try Texan farm life, and he is only
v;,sa bv tho nern;c;ona habit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16
TEXAS NEWS AND OPINIONS.


The Depison Cressett has a column
hetded Dur saturday Night" inim-
It'd pn d "H>fck" Pcneroy. Itfalls
bs nd hs Ammorea "Brick" a
DE dkadslups Hhos lsays Judge
White viii not be candidate for
Judge Of the Court Of appeals, If
Judge Ireland offers for it. The
Times hies Richard Coke's name for
Governor.
The Tyler Democrat says the Grange
TINS done gooas -isstssa Aof-hazn,1iz il
. t1sxaA a'Thia. is high, epdorsement be
cause the Dcmoefaf is one of the ables
y and most respectable papers in tn
l. State. The Democrat ID stauncl
q supporter u Gov. Coke. - ~
m Some one has been presenting th
arl Moscow Democrat with . new editoris
ly tripod, of home manufacture, and Kel
N. lie il happy. priaalt tp..S 4
The City Attorney Of Austin put %
= 10 his pocket the other day. The agen
y. Of Howe's circus made an attempt T.
AZ yet the license reduced. The shar
he Attorney volunteered hia assistance
sp but failed, aud the agent, in acknowl
'p- edgement Of the service, presente
e. tickets, but the Attorney W ,uld tax
at nothing but $50. Rather sharp, to b
in sure. sa.t~..ti .ada-tiios u d
IN THE Dallas Herald calls the journa
which advocated the continuance
the immigration Bureau, "blaths
:! sixties" For young editor, this
IT. surely bold enough, II it does lac
he something in the way of journalist
OF courtesy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16

The CortinA candidate was elect
ID Mayor Of MatAmoros on the
18th. This re regarded as an anfa-
vosable sign for the quiet and good
order on the Rio Grande. They
lad the usual amount of fighting
and both the government candidate
and the Cortina man were wounde'
In the melee. A,f lsil (
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16

F. The steady progress made BY the
Order Of Patrons of Husbandry in
the Eastern counties Of the State,
is most gratifying, and the evident
improvement in the condition of the
farmers, is equally SO. The almost
universal expression from our cor
respondents in that region is: "OuI
Grange is prospecting in a wonder
full degree.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16

The exceeding ungratefulness of
cities and d.republicsis is forcibly illus
trated by the Thunderbolt, of Gal
weston, IN its issue of the 18th. The
rise, progress and fall of a news
paper enterprise is shown with all
the pathos imaginable, by a few
skillful touches of the artists pen
ell. The picture is decidedly rich,
notwithstanding it records a death.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16

A valuable communication from
Bro. A. J. Rose, Worthy Lecturer
Texas State. Grange, appeared in
our last Weekly, and by some mis-
take he was styled g Secretary"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16
We would be greatly obliged to

We would be greatly obliged to
the q Masters OF Secretaries Of
Oranges for any matters Of local in
tsrest to their Oranges, for pubhca-
tlon. We desire to make our col
surnn of 'sTexas Grange Notes" a
medium of news, and any matter Of
news connected with either Of the
Oranges, would be very acceptable.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16

A RTHUR's ILLUSTRATED HoMR MAO
AAzIEE. 1.-THE Household Magazine
"Eaglescliffe." by Mrs. Julia C, II. Dorr (;
and MIRIAM" by T. 8. Arthur. But
teriek's Newest Patterns in every No.
Terms: t2 80 per year: 3 copies fof
% 30. Splendid Book offers and Pre-
miums. Specimen number 10 cents
d12 4w It. B. ARTHUR 4 Son, Philn Pa.
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so bad, there Is no use making eompaH-
(Denison Cressett. t.t
A ANAL bssked-noss cowboy clothed in
huge pistol. was at the corner OF Maine
stfeet 1t Austin Avenue, Sunday night, tos-
eng the atmosphere full Of &uss-words;;
BE was thirsting for nght on general
principles, and the last seen Of him by the
Cressett reporter, ,was when his two friends
,wsrs mopplng tho gorge out OF his eyes, and
patching up the raw places on his face.
Moscow Democrat.l "
Our Coun ty--we mean the people-are
nearer out of debt than they have been
since the war II 10 Encouraging to see the
sacrifices sll-younR and old, male and fe-
male-are making 10 XIII Old Credit. strug-
gle one year longer; be sure and make plen-
" 10 eat nsxt year, aud Old Polk will rise
team with bull dog tied under the wagon.
"f' 7n Tyler Democrat.
We beg leave 10 introduce our friend, DR.
X. L, Tate of the Lindale country, a gen.
tlemau Of unQuestioned yeracity, who told
US one day this week that there Is land OF
his farm from which three 600 pound balei
per acre have already been gathered, an,
We think he said there was some cotton IN
the held there yet.
Dallas Herald.
Early yesterday morning snewsho!
named Frank McCloy and Chas. Bing-
ham, q brakeman, both employed ol
the Houston and Texas Central Rail
road, had q difficulty which resulted
In McCloy's receiving such seriou
wounds that he died an hour after
wards. A ACoroner's jury was impan
nelled and after investigation the fact
in the case, they =, returneds verde
that the deceased came TO his deai
by blows on the right temple and 10
the face Ateleg1am was immediate
" sent to Sheriff Bsrkiey with instru'
tions to arrest the mur'erer. Whe
the mixed train. on tho Genital Roa
came in yesterday morning at eleve
o'clock, Deputy Sheriff Waller an
Tom Scott quickly arrested l'inghal
| and placed him in the county Jail unit
later 10 the day when he was sci
back to Corsicans.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-16

AN OUTFIT FREE We want some
IA one in everyeounty TO take orders
and deliver goods for the old and orig
inal c. o. d. House. Large cash wages.
splendid chance In every neighborhood
for the right person of either SCI, young
or old. Samples, new lists, circulars.
terms, etc, a complete outfit sent free
post psid. Send for 1t at once and make
money al your homes. Address, II. J.
HALL & Co., 6N. Howard Of, Baltimore.
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Carriage and Wagon Factory,

Blaeksmithins, Woodwork, Painting
and Trimming IN best style; Buggies
Wagons and other vehicles made 70
order. Departing promptly done and
satifaction guarani s@d. r..l
Special attention given 10 horse
shoeing and plantation work OF all
kinds.
Patronixe home institutions an
promote your own interest In building
them up. SO feb21d&w8m
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Year.
Wall brackets, toys, china and glass ware
writing desks, work-boxes, fine books, al.
bumst card cases, and In fact everything to
suit, from the oldest TO the youngest. Csll
Aud s1smine before purchasing elsewhere.
di2d2w w. n. Watkins.
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To an. Anis,.a P.bl,e.
fWesthertord Times. /

[Westherford Times.l
resume my former editorial espsci,
ty on the Times. have nothing agains.
the community, and my determination
10 not influenced by desire To infict
evil on our innocent people.
. Doc ADAMS.
The column Of ''Scalps" will he re-
opened. In this journalistic "hair
raising" no quarter Is asked, nor will
any be given. tf
end 1t necessary to become an ex--
lie from society in the exercise OF my
professional duties; and In depriving
myself of the many socisl pleasu res
enjoyed during their suspension have
much to regret. 1t is compulsory
sacrifice. My friends may be thank
full for the ''compuls !" While mourn
Its existence. M. NJ. B. -