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City vs.. Thomas Bragan and Ed. Ken
nedy, intoxication fined S. each.
City vs. John Y. Wright, intoxicationi
dismissed.
City vs. n. G. Clark, fighting; continued.
City vs. Will Phares and Grant Hawkins
obstructing sidewalks; discharged.
City VS.. William McDuf for Ike ohensei
fined 81
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a Boy Burglar.

Deputy City Marshal Ed Cornwall re-
turned Yesterday from Fort Worth, having
ing in charge Gus Bogel, the colored boy
burglar, who was apprehended there, and
who is wanted here to answer to a number
of burglaries. The authorities of Fort
Worth had tired of waiting for the officer
and had released him, but Officer Cornwall
found him curled up on a car OF sand. He
now adorns the county jail.
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The THANKSGIVING Issue

Of the Youths Companion will be double
number enclosed in colored cover with q
fuil-page picture of a Puritan maiden par
ing apples. The artistic beauty OF the
number shows how much is being done in
these days to attract the young to reading
which instructs while it entertains. A
glance through its pages is sufficient to in
dictate the result Of the Companions popu-
laritv. which has given it welcome into
three hundred thnnsnnd homes.
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OF Boston, is q sprightly, entertaining pa
per, 6eseryedly popular. and is, without
exception, the best of its kind published
in America. II is filled tooyertlowing with
the choicest original matter, of so DIVERSE
fed a character that it never fails to inter-
est, Instruct and amuse, and is welcomed
in the household by young and old alike.
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An Age of Suspicion.

Truly, this is an age Of suspicion. Never
theless, Captain +. NJ. Howes, of the
steamer William Crane, Merchants Il Min
ers' Transportation line, between Boston
and Baltimore, who suffered severely from
rheumatism, caused by the exposure Incl
dent TO his profession, was cured by St.
Jacobs Oil. This Is no suspicion. lBoston
Glnhn.
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alena Advertisements.
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The Old, Well-Trled, Wonderful, Health-
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remedy for colds and rheumatism. precious
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the nervous system and gi ding vigor and health
10 every fibre of the body. Sold by druggists
For pamphlets, etc., address Box $50 New York
civ.
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Crimes and Casualties.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. Crank McNamee
Clutch Pillet," and Levy Chew, the latter
colored, were arrested last night while driv-
ing wagon containing five dead bodies to
the medical college. The bodies had been
stolen from the Lebanon cemetery, in the
lower part of the city. Two more arrests
were made this morning, when the detect.
ives visited the cemetery and arrested
Robert Chew, ITS superintendent, and
Andrew NJ .llins. All the prisoners will
have a hearing this afternoon.
THE sTURTA CASE.
CHICAGO, Dec. 5-rhe condition of Te-
resa Sturta, this morning, was such that
she was not able to appear ia the court.
room for the process of examination, and
the case was adjourned. Her physicians
say that yesterdays scene will likely be re-
peated when she appears again.
STEAMBOAT FIRE.
WASHINGTON, n. c., Dec. The steamer
Enterprise burned OIL Words Point yes
terday afternoon. Chaplain w. A, Thomp-
son, W. w. Hancock and a colored man
from Picton were drowned. Captain Mayo
displayed great heroism in saving the pas
sengers, among them Mrs. Ditton and chill
dren.
MISPLACED SWITCH.
TowAYDA, Pa, Dec 5.-An accident on
the Lehigh Valley railroad occurred at
Rummersfield, caused by misplaced
switch. A freight train on siding was run
into by The eApless tfain. Lngineer EouIk
and Fireman Kingsland, of the ireight
train, were burned 10 death. Il NJ. Nut
lens, brakeman, was badly hurt. Both en-
gines we're totally wrecked rhe baggage,
express and sleeper burned, also the mails.
No passengers hurt.
INDICTED.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. civilian II.
Tollman has been indicted on the charge OF
forgery in connection with supplemental
assessment lists. Several other employees
in the commissioner Of revenues Office are
under arrest.
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Astronomers in all parts of the world
where sight can be had will watch the
great event of the century on to-day, for
Venus, the brightest star in the blue vault,
will cross the suns disk. The show will be-
gin about o'clock this mornIng.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS

Ansilni Coming Eyenls Casting Their
Shadows on Tho Lobby Of tho
Capltol-A Land Grab
Looming.
MarsbnIl; Tho Directory Of The Texas
& Pacific Assemble--.A Flaiior-
Ing Exhibit Made.
San Antonio: Elaborate Preparations
Making for the Reception OF
Railway Magnates.
Sport on the Alamo City's Course All
the Well Known Flyers
There.
Denton: May0r-elect Installed - Bur-
glars Ballled.
Rice: A Little Negro Bitten by a
Mad Dog.
Mexia: An Alleged Murderer is in
Limbo.
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49,. =. bnftlnnut INfA Nrpi A. lAM
"WOS6kHth Ef1dT 6f HLNgE Ga
IN Catiio w ntng irom u n N df1ig lnitf.
nnlly ani applylng externally once on tNtt iO
A, H. N0L0RE w. ii sIuFLRTT.
A, !. srrWARD, Will MoLORE.
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Hiarrird-

HAMNOFD-RAY -FoTsrnbsr IN. a the rs
idence 81 he brides fsrher. Mss fanline
Rev. n n Collum oftcisting Clergyman
The bsst wishes or an are extended % hs
beautful and scconpilEhsd bride and happy
groom
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They are repainting the dome of the cap
itol at Washington-the present whited sep
nlchre ofacountry's hopes.-[ AustiuStates-
man.
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Wills Point.
Benton.

DENTON, Dec. 5.-[special.l-Mr. d. A.
Robinson filed his bond last night and was
duly installed as mayor of the city. His
majority over both competitors was nine,
as shown by the official count
The Golden troupe is playing here.
An attempt was made to burglarize the
Clyde hotel last night, but was prevented
by the watchfulness of the night clerk Mr..
Albert L. Daily, who fired three shots at
the intruder. who was on the gallery of the
hotel trying to effect an entrance.
Weather is delightful, and could not be
better to perfect the cotton crop.
Frederick Warde will play here in the
Denton opera house tomorrow night.
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Illustrated Travel and Adventure.

Serial Story of Adventure by G. A. Stephens.
Life Irish Fishing Village by Julian Hawthorne.
Tales Of Old Ships and Sailors, by Capt +. Luce.
Old Times the Missouri, by A Missouran.
. . Lieut.. p. F. GrnnelI-
Adventures in Whaling Cruise the North Pacific, by
Macoinber Brett.
Fiftieth Tiger Adventure
OF the London Telegraph Phil Robinson
Child Life and Home Life in Japan Curious Pictures Domestic
traveller that Prof E. s. Morse
Thrilling others
ao"y "Ii Life Theirs" "Skip DUSTIN the Water
Boy .-ss Messenger Riley" by Walter A. Moore.
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XIV TonK. Dec. She stock market
opsned ct a. sdvsnlcs Of 70 :, led b. TEXAS
4 Pscifc In the early dealing prices
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buTfHNtUr TftAel Aufial2t ISL
Ncsffg NDHoy BiOg.
ursfgeafaf n hove soid "WONDENFuil
l13Hr " fovafU N nv tJflOnea VINO ueod
u In The guro NJ BLACK LE9 by alylng
eot two docs lnigunlly gnd appylng il,eN
DiHuTOHlBON.
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I,oR sALE-A fne nv farm. % acres me ID
il ME vest Of Nine Ia rei improved -
sr-rr vrr nfrrItsf % ribbon cane. Fcr rrice<
art terrns a61rsss n I. H0unG Qn.Imen.
Texas oss1n
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"reminiscences and Anecdotes.
(IHustrnted.]

Yankee Droleries Time Fairs and Shows by James Parton
Stories Time Quack Doctors and their Remedies by
1900 - Edgar Knowles
Stump Anecdotes Eeconeeng Stump Speaking
s..
by his Richard Lesclide
Gallery, by Fl. w. Lucy.
tIonso Wesmin Canon &. W. Farrar.
the fanshM at Hon. Carl Billie.
Great Southern Leaders containing personal
Lee "sonowa" Calhoun
by . Hon. Alexander h. Stephens.
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Mexia.

MExIA, Dec. 5.-[Special. deputy Sher-
if Rowin, of Tarrant county, accompanied
by Sheriff Childs, of Freestone county, took
the cars here this evening, having in charge
one James Creswell, alias James Williams,
charged with tie murder of Mr.. Edwards,
in Tarrant county, in 1862 Creswell was
arrested in Van Zandt county last month,
on charge of stealing lot of horses from
Mr.. John Snapp, of Workman. During his
imprisonment in the Freestone county jail
it was discovered that the party was
wanted at Fort Worth. Since the commit
tai OF the murder he has been in Arkansas,
New Mexico and Mexico. He has been re-
siding in Freestone county year or more,
and is known as James Williams,
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Other Interesting News by Specials.
Rice.

Rice
RICE, Dec. 5.-[Special. IA negro boy
about years old We ~ bitten, near
Captain Williau CHARTS, about three
miles from here, by mad dog; biting out
three teeth with upper lip, on the arm and
other places. The doc tor cut out and
cauterized the places bitten, and the child
now is doing we'll The dog was killed,
though not before biting some stock.
Two weddings in high life will come off
shortly here.
Wills Point.
Wills POINT, Dec. 5.-TSpecial.I II. i.
Rose, dry goods and clothing merchant,
was closed to-day under attachment. Assets
and liabilities not known. The impression is
that, after he gets over his embarrassment,
he will try and pay every cent he owes.
Lambert & Richardson's Dramatic COM
bination played last night East Lynne.
There have been shipped from here to
date 5000 bales of cotton,
Weather warm and sultry.
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Specia9 Articles.

articles will given
Nervous Ailments snesofr pap
The aNVousA
DIR liam A
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Marshall,

MARSHALL. Dec. 5.-[Special lat regu-
lar meeting of the board Of directors of the
Texas & Pacific railroad company, held in
the city to-day, the following named direc-
tors answered to names: Bond, Hayes,
Brown, Hall, Scott, Talmage, Wheelock;
Major Bond presiding. The gross receipts
o. the road for the past year amount to over
$5,500,000 the gross receipts of the fourth
week in November amount to $500 in
excess of the corresponding week last year.
The directors express themselves well salts
fled with the general condition of the road,
and predict a large emigration to the state,
and that, as consequence,rhe road will be
generally bentited thereby.
Colonel George Noble is in the city.
The Marshall Car d Foundry company
have purchased the Kelly iron works, at
Kellyville, and will put them in active
operation at once.
The people of the county are voting on
the free law question to-day.
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MONTHLY.

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Austin,

AUSTIN, Dec. 5.-[Special. l-Receipts at
= the treasury last month were 1884 ,467 re-
ceipts at land Office, 5000.
The commissioner OF the land office will
recommend in his report to the legislature
that arabic school land be sold only to
actual settlers on long time, and pastoral
lands leased to stock men for term of
years. He thinks this will be combatted
and strong effort made by wealthy cattle
men 10 prevent any such law, they offering
as an inducement to defeat it the propriety
of advancing school lands from SO TO IS per
acre on long time. 1t is understood that
Judge Ireland is in accord with the views
of the commissioner. The disposition Of
school lands will be one Of the most impor-
tant before the next legislature, and it is
believed powerful lobby will be present 70
influence legislation.
The jury Of inquest to-day returned
verdict exonerating the officer who shot
and killed negro while resisting arrest last
week4
Captain Oglesby. now here settling up
with the state, reports that cattle thieves
are operating extensively along the Rio
Grande. Captain Seekers company Of
rangers will probably be ordered 10 Eagle
Pass to assist in suppressing them.
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San Antonio.

SAX ANTONIO, Dec. 5.-[special. 1.-THE
fair Of Congregation Bethel opened at Ca
sino hall this evening under the most fat
tering auspices. The attendance was very
large. the hall beautifully decorated and
Illuminated. The display embraces con-
tributiors from the principal cities Of the
country, possibly never before equalled in
the state.
The committee managing the reception
20 be rendered 10 Messrs. Pierce, Hunting
ton. Croker and other railway magnates.
expected 10 arrive Thursday, collected
$1,000 for the purpose to-day. A grand re-
ception will be held at Casino hall. Ii Is
the design 10 interest these gentlemen,
possible, in building a road from San Anfo-
MO to the gulf coast, at about Rockport.
The fall races opened to-day most sue
cessfuIly, about two thousand persons at
tending, the track and weather we're fine.
First Race-Trotfing. -Four entries. Eos
ter's Dan, Bsnnet's Kate Weiss. Roscoe.
and Redmond o. Jack; best 3 in 5. Dan first,
Kate SECOND, Roscoe third, Jack distanced.
second. Roscoe distanced. Time. 3s01l.
Third heat-Kate first. Dan second Time:
S.OOi. Fourth heat-Kate first, Dan sec
ond Time. 20. Dan ran the greater por-
fi0n Of the hest and Kate was svarded the
rurse. f225. Second rhce-Running one
half mile beats best IN 3; purse, $40.
Tnfries. Od0nohnre's honarch. Davis'
Hicforv jim. Phelps Turin and NJ ID.
Odouohare's Avalon. First hest-HickOry
Jim first. Aval0n second. Turn third, Mon
srrh di.tauced. Time: 81 seconds Second
heat. Avalon first, Hickory jim second,
Tnrfn third. Tine. 5il. The third heat
We the errifing event Of The race, Avalon
and Hickory Jim running beautifully, neck
10 meek. around the course. Avalon coming
m neck nhead nmid great cheers. Tine. "a
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THREATENED FLOOD.

PARIS, Dec. 5.-The cellars of the Palais
Bourbon, the wine vaults at Bercy and the
prin ling offices of the newspaper union
and the miners are flooded by the overflow.
Engineers apprehend the pressure of the
Seine will destroy the causeway protecting
the entrepot to Desvins. The bridge near
Charenton has been shaken. The altitude
of the water at Austerlit2 bridge is 5SS me-
tres.
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I'm The Household.

-'A-N- 49, w. O..
~ - 49, George B. Bartlett.
Kate Sanborn.
CONCERNING Floors Doors and windows Giving
% thed of important features home by
Ruutz-Rees.
Furniture of showing that home
details
the Liverpool Art Museum Charles Dyal
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miscellaneous Foreign News.

PARIS, Dec 5.-Relative to the report that
the United States government contem-
plated making q claim against France in
regard to the murder of the two American
citizens in Madagascar, the Moniteur Uni
verselle publishes an insulting article de-
claring the American navy so reduced by.
peculation that the United States was re-
Gently obliged to back down from Chill.
France it says, could ruin every American
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MISERABLE improved and unlmproyri
- prupertf la ANA near the city Apply 90
al Hay don, at Her $ ctar store. NM
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deemed the occasion Of SUM lent inpor.
lance to warrant rather elaborate and
certainly pEin-.puk en- exposition OF
the aims anu aspirations Of himself and
ussuclHtes for the future. To do zoo l.,
practically and morally j.. he sai /, his and
heir motto, without establishing any Gre
u % standard or regulations. The address
was listened TO quite patiently hv the
large crowd and ELECTED occasional an
plausr OF exceptionally strong or siguih
cant passages. II encountered cri ,icism,
, of cour e., and In some Instances ui "A de-
predatory MIXTURE; although in the mAiu,
tine audience appeared To have sympG hi2-
cd with and endorsed the speaker Mr..
Shaw viii preach again next sunday
morning, in the courthouse.
Rev Or James Mackcy, the new pas.
tor at the Flith Street Methodist chuicN.
drliyaIcd his inaugural sermon sunday
morning, the seats OF the church being
cumtor ably filled with listeners The ser
mon w Is quite bliri,nut exceeding twcnty-
five minutes in the delivery. Dr. Muckry
APPEAR, TO have IN tdr Il pleasant impress
sion upon thns" Who heard him He is a
NJ in speaker arIculnting distinctly. and
c'i ccI the merit sunday 81 abstaning
from O studied effort 10 preach a specially
Brilliant or shONy discourse. Th, gives
promise that he will improve on acquain-
lance and in all probability prove very
useful 10 and popular with his congrcga-
lion Coming here under the CiICum-
s'anC hc does it is certainly to be desired
that he may ilud "A generous moiul and
practical support and GO operation, TO the
end hat his usefulness may reach The
standard TO Whi ID We iccl sure he aspires.
At night the congregation wurshippcd in
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J. p. Carpenter, at his sore in the
new Sturgis block, Fourth stree, near
Franklin, keeps constantly ON hand q
choice artic' Of butter; also fires fish
and oysters, which are received every
Tuesday and Friday.
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barney tldhah', pp Aualu avenue
bias "a most egaut hue of heaters adap.
ted for coal, with or without drums.
They are uubby il design and low in
price, to satisfy you Call aud see for
Yourself. Also has a nice line Of wood
stoves, all of which he will Sc low
Don't wait until 1t turns cold, hut come
I4ht along and select one which he wal
deliver and put mp 40 AZ to be ready
IlINtr
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r1IE EXAMINER
waco. DECEMBER o. 1882.
,,cAL BEsEVTIIE>.
,,Inicrc-t From Oar We
iie" ,,r,cr>' Note Books,

.s5u lime
...,, stable of brick is being built OF
~ ~ the ru- inc h"usr. AMI rupa
iI.h .Hbiug io" H''S'''
.u...rr,ld.r', court yesterday. la.
IN d. +. Burv were lined - Oh
Ar9 f,to>ic,lIuu. and Joun herman
ta'u w. assault and battery.
gov ,,....,,.,,t.... .,t i,,,l,.,. 81,
--t"u''J ,' ,,i. "nin,, out Ia Ne.t
CAT o ",,.d EId thlpc OF the neighbour
2',",,. In which building seem, TO b,
Joy YAH, ,jyr
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Or aII"'l '"u '"' ~ ~" , VT
five consi' -"'o'' 4u ' al.
nuch o''''N ,'1' ','',s ".,u ~ ',"','',. x
VI '' crnuph satisfaction to most Of hi,
E,,er.
A''"'
Another Dhth eve I"I ~ l'"Ihua a.
shea. \ I"t oI oIail u ,;,' '',', wheat
wa. returned 10 On on ,'' CIV ','''s Nts-
tdy 10y I"l WHO ,, n"u u'' I,..,.i IT.
VIII, ,y, ,,' dust. 40
H'
-Se'eI"I very hAhisoihe anu elegant
bul. lnss T' = 'uE up 'lIc q '''"I ON
Washing n. rect T't Oh III, III tHe new
| Ciinnlir ChuIcn' a." lHV o''I'I IHn lts'-
lenct OF Mr-, w ~ A.ueI,ui.' "I.u "IHti
O'.'.'- ''
Monthly ltpor's "I ile puhlr ,'houls
SRI being sent out To lie pHr'his by the
rincipul. Mr. j. y. Gallagher. Ih' ice
. Iuris are very Gear am "ohcl-r, ami give
me Standing OF the scholr in ,ath OF hl,
studies, aud In attendance and doport-
/
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Miss Helen kerkoW inform. the public
that She viii open "a drc-s making e-tnb-
lishment a. her residence, on south Fifth
-trcrt near Waco creek. Patronage s',ic-
tied and satisfaction guuranteed,-lllGlm
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NOTICE.


nB. u ~ rARk Aa, removed hi onlce
- tn shaw DHwumAu's drugstore, eppo-
site the Pacific Hutcl lN-im
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REGENT COLUMN.

Advertisements will be inserted IN this col
umu at the following
RATES.
Four lines nr less. one time ........'.... .26
Four lines or less, one week ............ 81 90
Four lines or less, one tuoutu ..... .... 500
For each additional lime, Five cents for first
insertion, and half price for eavh subsequent
insertion
Terms cash. except TO regular advertisers.
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Whit viii Doc known rs "lhe EclIg
Tvs amt " n,yulrnt AssOci tiOu Was OF
,-'lfel lt tns courthouse sunday alter
''h AhOur iorty Gentlemen we're prc7.
''prrsen Ing many shades ol I,II--
H 'r'ei, Dr. y. Il Wallace presided!
-Alrn'n, short addresses Nrr, made
''1Ee 1pm.d, DR.. NaNtcc, kcy. D. D..
NV A u. tuWh,r-, i q, Mj. hucu-
| ana others. Every speaker, b. is
tn,ny OF roo, urged cuusur vb i've,
1pel'le aud dgniiei policy, dis lam-
'.,.! hostility To o, desire 10 anyway
ra''''' With the religious belief h,ll by
l.''' o. established religious positions,
/ g.o5a'll'ey consisting ~ Hos. john ;,
/ go a'd, Cauther>. j. ID shaw. -. K
p t-,. ami A. tlncumW wa, appointed
s9i,vlP.ar, chatter, b, laws, etc, TO be-
,5,-a'el ar meeting To b. held Mex
4 ls+N ulght 10 The district court room
agb; "'ggrNhs which was remarkably hu-
alr, ', st AL The way through, then adj
st,- N courthouse was well hl,d witt
M Gentlemen sunday night, Z,
d, d W.. mot discourse Rev. j. u. SHAW
%, ,Sl''eled since ms Withdrawal lTOu
" ,a.uy Of the NJ. + Church South
''" was feeling quite unwell, but h
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Mother" Doctor, il che dAngeroas aud what
la her afi frii0ufh
Docfoy-i' Yes, rnsdam, shc Is dsnFero1.'Y no.
THaytufTCulaT HLd AuTcular forces arc uYt Iu sHH-
lhriun. there IL an iucrssssi ceutripetal acton
about the csfehrum and mriulla oHilugaiHr o."
portal circulation yasollAleai Suspended hAi-te
s.tr1s hesifatug md -
lnofher-"SiUp, fur hetvcu'a sake atop ana 70
g. WORK al ufrf.'
Docfor-''i will du all ! ran"
Mother, amer tEu w,tss hn7" erTFo'-
" ls4gltvI. our Doctor Hhhll hs dHrafisi ai .Hg".
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Il the oLly tLIlg that Will restore mo 90 usslth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-05

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