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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06
Tho Great Southern Remedy"

"BrazOs Chill Cure which is war;
ranted Tor the cure OF chills and fever,
is u positive antidOte tor malaria, anu
has no rival As a tonic for building up
an emaciated system from such eli
matte causes, and to those who are
necessarily exposed to miasmatic infu-
ences, and are attended with the fol-
lowing symptoms, such as loss OF appe-
tite, aching vi the back and Joints, fe-
verishness, severe headache. lndispOsi-
ton to get about, low spirits, sleepless-
ness, chilly sensations, and eventually
hot, burning fever, which may finally
terminate in bilious, remittent or in
termittent fever, We would suggest that
you keep n supply on hand all the
time and take dose three times daily.
No other medicine is necessary, as il is
very concentrated and powerful in it,
effects In removing the poisonous ele.
meuts from the blood, and no one can
appreciate this warning better than the
farmer, who is more or less exposed
To those atmospheric pOisOns, especial,
In the fall season, when gathering their
crops In the midday sun, cool nights
and heavy dcws of morning, then Il is
those malignant feYers are most preya-
lent, and to them we would recommend
to take dose of "Brazos Chill Cure"
every morning on rising, ii they would
avoid the danger OF much suffering, TO
say nothing Of the time and expense
saved in the end. No strychnine OF
arsenic. The physicians prescribe and
recommend il. Ask your druggist for
II and lake no other. Price 81 per bot.
tie. Prepared only bv
TUCKER & WILLIS,
Waco, Texas.
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VENUS AND SOL
The Celestial show billed by
Nature for To-Day

rtn..t..,.; T. 81. .,r ,,-1.y tbo most
~ w. -, ,,o,gr Ia modern ia.
,.',,,,,s,icai sciencc-,he transit Of the
,I.., ", Venus across ia. snn'a disc-can
,l ,'iov,,6 tn as good advantage here in
We, as anvubar, ON the continent. or
,rL,ra I'm tb. world The sucrtHclc
,I,nIi hs visihIa from abnut = O'Clock,
ssy gto be certain. until after , o'clock
Ills afternoon. mr. fully six hours. The
,,laret ,,ill br,, m To- cross the disc - the
,rr nj tho lover l,,t hand sldc,a d pass.
irp ncrnss the face considerably b low
i,c ~. ter emr pp agniu al n poiut on
ti,. ri.,I,t side. lower than straight line
THO agfest and mo satisfactory view
will doubtless be obtained through a
srnnkel glssg. Though 1t will be visible
Vii, the naked owe. It will appoar IA 10
mere 4Ueck. Through o glaa4 1t will an
near ns a black SPOT NJ some couaiicfA-
bic SIZE. whose 'ourse can boz readily
traced. Mercury and Venus are
the only two planets which come
between the earth and the
sun. The trausit- - Mercury are much
more frcpucut than those ~ Neuu-, be-
cause ot its comparative ucaruess to t g
sun. Venus, 10 it, general aspects, Hp
pronchcs nearer 10 the earth in size,
conditions, etc, than any planets OF
winch astrou mers have knowledge.
The telescope ha- revealed the fact that
1t has at least three oceans upon it, face,
higher mountm han any on tins globe,
and that 1t has au atm sphere far deuser
than ours. Many ASTRONOMERS hold that
i Is entirely possible and high prohn
bic that 1t supports both animal aud
vcgeta J.. life. II IL 10 be hoped hat
clouds will pot hi the specta lie to-day
AS, considering the rarIty u these rams
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Foru EIegantNew Years Giits!

The man, woman, girl or boy who
fails to avail him or herself OF the happy
opportunity offered 10y Sanger Bros to
acq ire iiue gold watch, silve ice
pitcher, elegant work-lox or coin silver
wa ch, will be neglecting his or her own
int res r. There il no lottery business
IN the matter, but ain, legitimate
proposition and the gifts will be awarded
in au absolutely impartial manner.
they are gifts IN the fullest Gems, for
each three dollars worth Of goods pur-
chased there il full equivalent in the
goods. 1t Is the hberality OF the firm,
with the desire to lend additional inter
est to New Years, that prompts the gifts,
Read tie display adver isement ON the
first pag and then 10 and see the arti-
cles now on display at Sanger e. n
B.--Read Chapter V urefIlly--it dem.
onstrates the thorough liberal'ty of the
prupOsit uu.--dtf
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THE CITY.


- { unity court mas 1hlou rheI Nhlh u"
morrow.
N,..,,t Me- "a T. ,,t,boyva arc thc
l,.,,,,y rnr,,jr and If i.Y'rIrI
4, ,.r o.. n.,r, tram ,o c,odil,tn
.i,,. ,.,Ii., has cor Lr..r stri,.l, n win
~ ,i., ,,,n.,,,
The sweet S"ecprts me requested
to meet tti, evening Mt .: U clock.
There VIII b" NO meeting Tonight
Tie new opera huu Is celIed and
pluslcr,d ANA about hlI the WOOD work
remaining to be do e il lifting Ia the gid
lrrY and dress circle.
Indictments ,,,trs, tobr sl,i, tb.tt
~, 49,. u'Io,n ,n,t,'r,
" I.,,,a. voioir ,,.,, nt ,ot, VIA
a,, "ou,s TiVg,,' ,"
f""'''o' ." N'''''1' 'o"''
--Whl Mitchell and Jack Cook plead
gu,,S l,s,Jiu,y '"S',,o i.'',S !"
ia, ~ = ,i. :" ,it en- ,,,t, .,,,t ,,,s,-
VI o''P'' ' i"''
Mir. OTIS W. Dnvil was one OF the
lucky ou,s In the drawing at the magic
and magical show OF IcA S'muu ON
Monday night, gcillng "a sack ui Hour
Mr. David /. newly married man.
In the dis rict court MONDAY, Fred
Harris, II. v. j. Grand, George /. tunt-.
Fannie IN culorcd wnmRul. l. G nrpucl.
-, ,,' -, i.y, TO-, ,tt,,I,n,ni.
,'r''ati,. ,,,t,r h,,p,,,s.u,d
The elevator company nav" put III
their line ira X scale. These scales are
admiral q IN th'lr mechanism, ana the
company can now weigh IL loaded car
with MS much accuracy ~ they cana sack
OF corn. The scales are on the track III
front OF the elevator,
rho Ev,v,yrp prLun,,l,d does with
,,i ,,,,,.t.,., A., ,h. I'ir.,u,t'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

dropped here, and q few moments after
rose on darkened scene " ere fairy
figures danced and played pranks that
set the boys wild, and bewildercd the
little ones. This scene was conc uded
with the mesmerism oi Mr.. Semun's
little daught r. She was u ced on a
stool ia props under her arms In a
little while the stool WAS removed and
then the props, lie wing her IN mli ar
with no visi lie suppo I. This concluded
the performance, and the pre.ents were
distributed. nearly everybody Ia the
house receiving something's useful
present. Ticket ll9 held by VI $ w
Mobley, d cw the gold watch; No. lUj,
held ~ the 1T lie dnnglt Of Mr.. Il f.
Stnrgis, tn" silver watch, and No. l32,
Mr.. s. ". Gu mbers, the chamber sett.
A matinee will Toe given this afternoon
at 800 o'clock, and We predict Tor the
PROBES or the OVERT VIM hous. vhlcp
his eKcelen. show uuqucstlpuably
de pryes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06
Simple remedies
Cascara Cordial.

one of the latest and most pleasant OF
all liquid cathartiCs, this elegant prepare.
ton is made with scrupulOus care from
the best and most carefully selected hats
rial. 1t is with the greatest pleasure tis
We recommend this very superior M
harmless remedy as being the safes, al,
surest laxative and Cathartc tor wear -
males and children. now in use, and f.
habiual constipation and indigestion, 70,
cannot md.anything more speedy or ce
tain. 1t is combined with aromatics it
such manner that he bitterness of the
cascara sagrada is completely disguised.
Ask your druggist tor it, and be sure to
take no other. Price % cents per bottle
Prepared by Tucker & Willis, Waco
reIas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

O Mr. Frederick Wnrde, the TRACE
dian, vino IA To open the Waco oporn
house no,t week, the Cincinnati En-
iIirtr of recent date Says "A line
audience, composed Of many Of our
woll.k own vcrs Of the legitimate
filled Icucks lHst evening To Witness
Mr. Wardc's "Richnrd Ill" Through.
ont thr evening he WIS the rec plcnt u
hcHrty applause, and at the end uf cuch
act called to the front ~ the curtain.
His "Ri hard proved one Of the finest
pieces Of characterization ever pr. scented
here, and more careful and ialnstnk
lug rendition Of the part has not been
enjoyed here for quito "a time, IhoRup.
port was Of the beat, and we ARE only
sorry that we have not the * IL to de.
vote to the Individual efforts Of the cast
tina the mertori.us acting deserves.
Manager Garland deserves Il. prccla-
ton fr securing such u celebrity "a Mr.
Warde to iuuuguratc Our new Temple
~ Thea IL, aud We feel sure the opening
will be II grand occasion, replete with
pleasure and interest to all who attend.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

Why so great portion u the general
Uubiic ius str Oh using slang r1prt--Iun-
when ideas coul be more correctly m
torpreted by rrtiued language, Is more
than We can INA inc. Don't yuu forget
it. is Certainly no classical quotation
tho % may possibly emphasize o remark
II We were 10 use the term, II would
merely be to ask you not to forget that
the handsomest assortment I toys, etc.
for the holidays can now be iuuud at th,
Fla hion Bazaar. Look in when you are
down town. l213tc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

By Mrs. j. f Anderson, Ninh street,
between Austin and Washington streets,
Waco Texas. am pre- Jared to cut, fit
and make dresses, in the latest and most
fashionable styles, on short notice and
reasonable terms, and respectfully ask
the PATRONAGE Of the ladies OF Waco. 1
make specially OF fine work. | also
have stock Of Bnttericks patterns for
sale at a reduced price ur rent, at ~
cents each. Mrs. j. +. ANDERSON.
uJSto
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

At g O'Clock p. IN 81 day, December
30, ~ the re ittuce NJ the hriln'- father,
Mr.. K. :. lone, ol EObin-on; Mr. H. h..
-uced 10 Ml,s l. ami Lee Jones; Rev. G.
T.. Lumpkin officiating
The ENANISTR tenders its congTn ula-
tiou- and WIsne- tor 10, Young couple a
ruli measure of happiness US lew OF the
troubles Of lie hs atc possible, and u long
and prosperous lite
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

PER ACTECAL CIIIROPODIST'
INeINc NcmIs ENperienCc.

have opened nm office at the Pacific
Shaving Parlor under the Pacific llorel.
Corns. buuions n-growing toe nails and
all defect, OF the ireJ treated Permanent
cure guaranteed or no pay. Can at private
residence by request. Corns extracted
posi- lively without pain, and immediate
rtliui given
PRoF. l.. b. ANsoN Chiropodist.
-ll-l5-lmo
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

VIM. Cameron ~ Co., I .mb,r dealers,
keep large and well ASSORTED stl.k OF
luuiber, shingles -a-h, doors, bill d.. ce
ment, plaster, p,Asrrring h3ir and every
thing X pt iu hr-t-uiass lumber VA q
They ask your pat onSge AMI guaiuut e.
low prices, fair dealing and best OF good.
live them . call az THEN Office on Austin
avenue, % you conlrmp ate bu'iug any
thing IN their line. l2IDiNu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

Ny friend, look here you know how
vo, X and nervous your wife is, and y Il
know that Carriers Iron Pills will relieve
her, now why not be lair about it aud
buy her n box Sold by Tucker & Will
lis. Waco, TeEas.-l2pdlw
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Has returned to the city and resumed
her business ot dress making. Her rooms
ne over the grocery store OF Il. 5. Mills,
Austin street. where her old friends and
tie ladies' gen rally ave invited 10 call
Long oXp,r Renee and careful study enable
her to guarantee satisfaction. l2O6lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06
business Change.

Tie arrangement exis ing be ween
DR.. Clifton and myself has been
dissolved, and have opened dentist
Office IN the new 5 urgis block, opposite
Pacific hotel where eau be found day
aud night by those desiring my services.
l2O3d1w. I. II. LIrsCoMB.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06
MARIA TS RS TEI.EtsR APsl


-C..,
LlvEHro0L" December 90 ton
only moderate inquiry, 'Piahu,T,
- ,,7'I'd' orleans a5 G,o o,aIi' oHieS' lV'oVo
bales receipts ln"uI u"leH' C..
Law EhfooL' DeueplutI W YOU
Moderate inquiry uee,S suppl d.
l. lands, spot 2 l2-loai orleans,
b'Hd' Sales lu,u'" d les export anu
speculation, =,Uuu nh!ts' American
1000 bales recel, IT, '5'oOu nhlrs' Ameri'
can, 2twp bale
NEW YORK, December 3'-Oott0h'
quiet and steady. sales, ~ bales W.
lands, lO'Bc' Orleans III y Zoe fntureS'
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i, 49,; 60

Iht MrVItIINnu NO1Hb OTTtTH 10 THu
travelling public all the comforts and
conyenicnces, and il strictly first class
in every respect, with an excellent table,
elegant aud pleasant rooms and best Of
attention. Mr.. ScRrbo rough, the man
ager, il one OF the best hotel men in the
alta e and the hotel itself lis excelled by
mama InDDtp
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06
CentrnII.onnnn Ice

Money loaned on Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry, Guns, ReyoIyers, Pistols, Fur
niture, Clothing, &c., also a large line Of
unredeemed pledges FOR sale Business
strictly confidential,
ID. DomnBu ~ Co,
South side OF Square,ne1t door to hlne
front sign Of three gilt balls-ll3 I'm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

Ticket, Eii be- sold for any one mIti-
nee. Ih.is tp ayOli too q eat Cow
The .cyct-L .lt.iuo' n shows wl. allow
all the little ones g. Sc, Professor Symou.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

Mrs Chas. Smith Of Jimes, Ohio,
writes: have used every remedy for
Sick Headache could hear Of the past
fifteen yrars, but Carriers Little Iii er
Pills did me more good than all thu rest.
Sold by tucker Il Willis, Waco, rcxas.
-lgO6lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

The indications To. day Tor tuc vest gull
states are local rains followed by partly
cloudy weather, southerIy shifting to
northcrly Slnd., with rising barometer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06
Another Itig Drive.

We are making another heavy drive
with the finest line Of choice teas ever
received 10y u they rango IN price, from
80 cents to the very finest try hem with
our guarantee; that'they cannot he beat,
We ARE giving special drives ON Louis
lana gur, gr en- coffee and heavy gro
ccrics.tha Is unparalleled in tho history
~ the retail grocery buslness. DO not
tail to have returned to us at once every
articla TINT fails to Civ entire and abso-
Into AnLlafncilnm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06
Hurdle Race.

Go to Carson's and see the Hurdle
kuce greatest novelty VI tie SEASON.
-l2ilw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

Fresh hops, sage, pepper, cloves, salt.
petre, ginger, celery, ground aud I'M
ground, at Tucker a. Nlllis.-ll2Jtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06
Hi En- Again

II. Lv,iushi rylin tho boot alarm circh
in the market at Sl4O, an guarantee
every clock lac sells.-l2O6tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

Gents, it will be to your satisfaction
to inspect our u,w Dress Oyercoat- aud
listers, they are the most comfortable
and stylish garments, that have ever
teen offered here, aud at such prices
that you c,uuut fail to Ice suited.
-l28t. LEVINE Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

Don't forget the prices of j, LeyiuSki
ON Roger IS Br ~ celebrated silver
ware luu Will save from ~ t1 - per
cent boy buying from HIM -lAju
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06
veu,nernncc Council.

Waco council United Friends OF Tenn.
peranct No. 4i6 meets the first Fri.
Il ) night in each month.
W. ID. JACKSON, W. Z.
j. f. W. Fields, T. ). lOstt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06
At b. Habers.

At b. Habers, the neatest and most
improved pattcrs, AT the lowest Prices
IN the city, oil cloths aud mattiugs for
ha II and ing rooms, alsi window
shades IN all styles. Ny facilities are
such that can fit mp your house for
less money than any other house ~ TIE
city. Give me "a trial.-ll4btc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

A. A. TAlMA6e, ff,.1 C"II, ,ass'r Agi'
Gen'l Manager. We"
CD. KlkNAh, ,rpsss'rA gt
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ron ,lrY MARSHAL.

We are author z,d Too autUUlr" R'.cri u.
RUgrr-, Esq' as r. candidate Record ~
the city of Vac, e.ceIun p-,emusr iih.
--aAflt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-06

We are antHur.zrl t. announce kr1rr. j
Oultie, k.4r asa candida o. tor Recorder OF
the 10y oil Waco, creation neooIhtr %, l.-!
Iutplr
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ron RECORDER

Wearo authorized 90 auuun nee g. II ktpE--
bury, 81, as candidate for ID" ono" ut cry
Recorder --td-
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A. JuNUs TAYLOR N BIO,
Nos. and = pruthcr Block
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are authorized 90 announce Luke Moore
A. a candidate flr tltY Marshal Of waco, rec
L-Lun n.-.m- --L u. ~ lnlLI.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-24

LETTING THE MEDITERRANEAN INTO THE
SAHARA.--Thc French cabinet has approved
of q plan drawn by NJ deLesseps for digging
Il canal from point on the Mediterranean
near the Gulf of GabeS, to the Desert of Sa-
hara. The advantages to be derived are
partly political, partly commercial and hy-
gienic. The canal would separate Tunis
and Algicrs from 'rripoli, and, in fact, serve
the purpose ofa frontier defense. II it be
true that the level Of the Sahara is consid-
erably below the surface of the Mediterra-
mean, the flooding of the country in the rear
of the French possessions in Africa would
be possible, and would render the incursions
Of the barbarians of the desert impossible,
seeing that there would be no desert left.
The other advantages spoken Of the COM
mercal and hygienic-arc obvious Trade
with Central Africa would be much facili-
tated. The climate Of the coast would be
rendered cooler, and marshes south of fTunis
and Algeria, which at present breed malig-
nant icvcrs. would cease to be dangerous
when once they were made part of the Med
itcrranean. The effect on the French tenure
Of their new acquisitions could hardly fail to
be happy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-24

A TERRIBLE MIsTAKE-The following is
taken from The Floyd Reporter:
"A very singularand sad accident occurred
about half mile from Floyd Court house
last Friday night resulting in the death of
a negro girl some eight or ten years old.
The mother Of the child died some time apo,
and the girl has since been living with
Lewis Joyce, whose wife was her aunt. On
Friday report WAS in circulation that a
panther had made its appearance in the
ncighborhood, and that night when Lewis
was retiring he placed his axe by the side of
his bed. so rs TO have il convenient in case
the panther should interrupt him. Some
time in the night the girl got up, in her
sleep as is supposed, and wandered about
the room, and in doing so aroused Lewis.
and his idea was that the panther had en-
tered the house. He jumped up seized his
axe struck what he supposed was the pan
ther, and heard something fall to the floor.
Upon procuring light, to his horror he dis
covered that he had killed this child, the
blade of the axe having struck her on the
left side Of the head near the top, and talk
ing out part of the skull, let ont her
brains On Saturday Coroner Scott held an
inquest over the body, and while the jury
returned Il verdict that death was caused by
the blow, yet VIC learn they were salts
lied that there was no criminal intention on
the part Of Lewis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-24

Mss. BALES DREAM-Johu Bale, the postmas-
ter at Stapleton. Long Island, was found dead in
vacant lot close to Brownell street, not far from
his residence, az an early hour one morning last
week. superficial examination revealed wound
on the forehead and bruises on the face On the
ground where his face had lain were found sew
cral drops of blood. An open pcn-knfc was SUBJ
sequcntly found near the spot, but there is no in
dication that it had been used. When DR.. Fechy
called at the residence of the family at 4 a. NJ
Mrs. Bale was on her knees praying for her hus-
bands safety She said she had been wakened
about 121s o'clock by dream that her husband
was in danger. She could not sleep afterward,
having presentment that he was dead. Her irst
words to the doctor we're: SIS my husband dead
or aliye%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-24
All Awful Ride

John flarharity. IN engineer on !, Denver
and Rio Grande engine, was running a
'pusher' in the yards at Leadville Hewas
ordered to go down the road and meet the
incoming passenger train at Eiler's. Just
as ne started out of the yards, the strap con-
nected with the lever broke, and he lost all
control of the engine. The engine was 4
new one and in good condition, aud he saws
ne never can explain just why or how it
happened: Running at tremendous speed
doWn grade, he expected every moment to
be dashed to instant death. 1T was an
awful moment said Flarharity, when (
iouhd that the engine would not respond TO
the touch OF the lever, and that she was be-
yound my control. The cylinder head blew
out. the steam blinded me, and everything
seemed to conspirc to hurl us to destruction
The grade was one hundred and cighty-fve
fcet TO the mile. Down the steep incline
the train dashed. tuggcd at the lever and
brakes, but it was rs if had heen tugging
at the solid parts Of the engine itself
Then suddenly Remembered that was to
meet the passengertran at Eiler's My fire
man jumped off early in the race, and was
lett alone thinking had left him dead on
the track. We were making more than
mile minute. Little pieces of sand and
dirt flew against my face and stung like
Goals Of fire. In the distance lcould see the
approaching passenger train. | yelled and
screamed, for knew that our only hope
was to flag that train and get her on the side
track: saw the operator, Woodwar, run
ming for the train as he saw me coming en-
vcloped in cloud Of smoke and steam and
dust. With one last effort | opened wide
the throttle, hopping that the engine would
throw herself from the track on the curve
and save the train from obstruction. Then
dumped and Inconsistencies overcame me.
When recovered saw the engine living
on her side within forty feet ofthe passen..
ger train, and people were crowdng around
me and bathing my head, and hoping I was
notkilled." Flarharity escaped miraculous
ly with only Il few slight bruises. The acci-
dent was one Of the strangest on record,
and in ii not single person was seriously
hurt.