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vengeance had been wrought.
Grains Of Gold.
All men have their imprudent days.
Passion makes the will lord of the
reason.
There is no sterner moralist than
pleasure. r..- .-...
Nothing overcomes passion more
than silence.
Study the past if you would divine
the future.
Few things are impossible to dilli-
gence and skill.
1t is the heart that makes the critic
not the nose. ....
The public sense is in advance Of
private practice. " .5e.
To know how to wait is the great
secret of success. -.E Pc
About the only force some people
have is the force of habit.
The secret of felicity is judicious
interruption of routine.
The only real bitter tears are those
which are shed in solitude.
Men do not care so much for lying
as they do for being detected ard
told of it.
The first sure symptom Of a mind
of health is rest of heart and pleasure
felt at home. 80.
There is nothing so likely to pro-
duce peace as to be well prepared TO
meet the enemy.
Devote each day to the object then
in time, and the evening will find
lsomething done.
Most of our misery comes from our
fearing and disliking things that never
happened at all. e
There is no future pang can deal
that justice on the self-condemned he
deals on his own soul.
If anything is possible for man. and
peculiar to him, think that this c;,n
be attained by thee. -,
We cannot too soon convince our.
selves how easily we may be dispensed
with in this world of ours. +'i'
| Ones self satisfaction is an uxtax.
ed kind of property which it is very
unpleasant to find deprecated.
Life is full of bitter lessons, tlt
simplest of which is. that one mars
fall makes forty men laugh. s4.
The hardest rock is made of th,
softest mud. Don't allow the setli
ment of haoit to harden into vice.
He who is false to the present duty
breaks a thread in the loom, and viii
see the effect when the weaving Of |
lifetime is unraveled. H ST
There is wealth of affection aat
: kindness in every human heart, j
: properly developed.
''Tell every one to do his best,
[ Content to leave to God the rest.
You call me beautiful-ah, Welt
f. For one little perfumed lilly bell.
Il Earnestness is the, path to immOa
tality, thoughtlessness the path t
j, death. Those who are in earnest d
!, not die; those who are thoughtks
are as if dead already. @ sail
Il Laziness grows on people. 1t TX
! gins in cobwebs, and ends in iro
chains. The more business a ma
. has to do, the more he is able to III
a compGsh, for he learns to economic
4 his time. a. ~ ''' := -.f '5f''aa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-27
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.


GovernorT. r. Crttenden.. Salary, S.. 600
Lieut.. GOv.--Robert A. Campbell. -. S. per day.
Secretary of State--M. X McCrath. 81, 900
Attorney General-Daniel II. Mcintyre. So 600
Treasurer-Phil. f. Chaprell.. .S3, 600
Register OF Lands -RobeEt McCulloch. {. 81, 600
Supt. Public Instructfon--R. d. Shannon. .$3, 600
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-27

Salary of each, SO, ,oOO.
Secretary of State--F. T. Frelinglauyscn of n. J.
Secretary of War--Robert Lincolu, of Illinois
Secretary of Treasury--Chas. +. Folger, of N. Y.
Secretary of Nayy--Wm. +. Chandler. of New
Hampshire.
Secretary of Interior--H. Z. Teller, of Ohio
Attorney GeneralBen. II. Brewster, of Penn.
Postmaster General--Timothy o. Howe. of Wis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-27
DIRECTORY.
National and State Directory.
THE CABINET,

Eresident--ChesterA A. Arthur. 90. SALARY $50, OO(
Vice ce-President--Davia Davis. Salary Ss OOt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-27

DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM---FULTON.
W. d. Kerr, A. M, Sup't....... Salary, 81 800
James X. Shelley, DR., Steward. Salary, 81 600
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-27
SUPREME COURT.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM--FULTON.


T II. ii. Smith, NJ. D., Superintendent and Ply
sician.--Salary 50, GOO per year.
A. Wilkerson, NJ. D., First Assistant Physician.
Salary 81 500 per year. 4
T. A. Howard, NJ. D., Second Assistant Ply
sician. Salary 81 500.
c. .. Atkinson, Steward. Salary, 81. 200
Il. L. Bailey, Treasurer. Salary, 81 200
T. A. Russell, Book-keeper. Salary, $500
Mrs. NJ. X. Dunbar, Matron. Salary, $6OO
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uOOu.
Ludwig gave an inward shudder.
The fiendish ferocity of Kurafi, es-
pecially against spies, was a matter
of generally knowledge. He was
known to have once roasted dis
tinguished soldier to death by.a slow
fire. Well might Ludwig hesitate be-
fore undertaking such a mission.
However, another glance at Zelda
standing there in the Wild path, in
compsrably lovely in her picturesque
costume coupled with the reflection
that her fair self was to be the re-
ward Of success. was sufficient to
determine him.
Enough" said he. II viii OBJ
tain leave Of absence fromny captain,
and at once set out upon this mission.
Wait for me on this spot, Zelda, and
at this hour tomorrow. If come
Ito meet you, YOU will know that your
father is to be avenged; if I come not,
Iyeu will know 4that I am no more.
(WM you permit me to kiss yoar hand
before we part"
She had been looking at him with
secret admiration, and was about te
extend her hand, when she suddenly
put it behind her, and, with downcas1
eyes, held up her face to him:
He pressed passionate kiss upor
her ips-the first they had ever KNOW
fsinee her fathers dying kiss -dartee
| down the path, and was gone.
The next day. at the same hour
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shrewdly, and almost successfully

shrewdly, and almost successfully,
personated.
The cellars were ransacked in vain,
when, CHANGING at last to open Ehe
sacristy-door, the soldiers were hor-
ror-strieken at the spectacle that pre-
sented itself. 1t was that of sixteen
corpses. stripped half-naked, and
lying in a confused, blood-stained
heap. IS =
These proved to be the bodies Of
the genuine monks, first stripped and
then slaughtered by the brigantls.
when the latter, perceiving capttrc
to be imminent, had audaciously i,e-
solved to attempt the personation Of
their victims. q
Kuralfi and his surviving comrade
were tried, convicted and executed in
Agram on the following month. Their
confessions before death were such
as to implicate Rubiski, the innkeeper,
in many Of their crimes. He was ,r-
rested, tried and convicted. Els
property was confiscated, and he is
now undergoing, if not dead, sem
tenee of perpetual imprisonment.
The fulfillment of ''Zelda's obliga-
ton of vengeance" as she called it,
was complete, though it had been
obtained at the expense Of sixteen
innocent lives-the lives of The poor
old monks of Montemarto and the
brave Ludwig was rewarded by her
heart and hand, the marriage taking
place shortly after sentence having
been carried out on the betrayers Of
her father, who had doubtless, net
withstanding, been just as worthless
and villainous as those upon whom
vengeance had been wrought.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-05
Eighth Annual Exhibition
Or TUE-
CAPITAL STATE FAIR
will be held on tn
Fair Grounds
Austin, Texas,
a..' Y, u, u, 70 saa u, 1902,
A Splendid and Varied List
of Premiums Aggrega-
ting About $4,000.

Three or four running aud trot,ing
races duly.
International railroad special premrn,
$500.
liner state m'itary dlill--about $1,000
In premiums.
Firemcn'- competitive ain,
Young ladies broom din.
Exhibition by wOmHn's exchange OF
Texas.
Graud shooting tournament.
Ladies rqucstIicnnc rae mile heats.
Cow boy and Iauchmen's tOurnnInent-
Silver mounted saddle, bride, inartingales
and spurs, Tor rOping and throwing a
Wild steer In tue quickest limo.
Additional special Inducements Will
amply repay visitors.
Railroad companies Will sell excursion
| tickets to the iRir, and return irce annual.
and articles exhibited.
For E'ihcr particulars reference Ia made
10 III. y rm'um list, which can be had on
application TO the SECRETARY Mt Austin
Texas. GEO. W. "a MPSON,
| n. C.RAR rlIOLOMhW President
SO51lOcilJ secretary.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE
How w.nderruui- MAN,

Man, ns physical. intellectual and
moral being, becomes most completely
developed in all his parts and faculties by
using daily at least one dose ni Browns
Iron Bittcrs MANY Thousand are ready
to testify that it is the best medicinal
tonic in the world II strengthens every
part OF the body. and rNcclS every thing
else in is soothing and refreshing effects
On the whole general animal system,
Sold by Tucker Il Willis, Waco, Texas.
sol lNy
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We understand certain Unscrnpulnns
parties in Waco are claiming to represent
the Eric city Iron work. aud be able to
take ORDER for their goods, at the .ame
time Ieptesenting th,in ~ inferior and
offering NJ figures away below what u
costs to build. In order to sell other work
We brand these parties AS frauds and ciu-
lion the public against them, We have no
regular agents al Waco ut present tor the
Erie City factory, but shsll be p'crsed
to appoint any good frrn or man 10 re
present them there, and In Joining t"rri-
tory. q. a. kTtTr>G
Correspondence with buyer ui engine.
nd boilers solicited.
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DT. J, W. Gibhon, OF Arkansas, writes.
.-For many year. ny wife WIS niii re-
from rrllblr female complaint that bal
Ned the xiii OF al the ply-irian- atnnn'
me. She used Dr. DromgOolr'- Engl'-h
Female 81 tors, they cured her sound AMI
we'll, and do not hesitate 10 say, they
saved her life sol HIM
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The best place to get them; where they
are guaranteed to you ms being strictly
pure, and giving fun satisfaction is at
fucker IL Willis.-72Otc
Gentlemen, keep cool, and call AT Is. lla
bcr's and get one OF those obby straw
hats which he sells cheaper than any
house in town.-G2itr
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Those persons who do not need iron
but who are troubled with ncrvuusncss
and dyspepsia, will find in Cartcr's Little
Nerve pills u most desirable article, They
are mostly used In connection with Car
tors Little Liver pills, and in this way
often exert most magical effect. Take
Just one pill OF each Kind Immediately
after eating and you will be tree from In
digestion and dyspepsia. In vmls Mt 81
cents Sold by All druggists. sold by
Tucker IL willis, Waco, y, xas.--sOl.lw.
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Just opened, pn elegant lot q row
Spanish aud cream laces at b. Habers
Gl Lei
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Just received, two cases NJ hlcichei
lO-i sheeling at 25c pr yard. good value
&c. AT Lev inc Bros U12itG
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Special attention tx called to- the new
advertisement of Mes rs. Sparks, Mai
lory n Allen in tins issue. They mean
what they say.-IGltc
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The Ci,y Io,eI. Morgan, rexa~

Is newly built, and is first-class in
every respect. Mrs. J. Il. WHIT, rruprl-
rtrers. NJ. A. Fceney, clerk. This is the
place, Tor the travelling public and the
commerce 4 men feel Mt home at tins
hotel. Give MS a call and you will come
again, Don't forget the City Hotel
Elegant rooms, and table tirst-ciass.
07l5dlm.
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Those contemplating II snmmor trip
womb do well Ia look AT HE very Mrgr
assortment OF line travelling trunks md
valscs nj the ucdosl improved les At
Il. ilnbcr's.-G2itc
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a HI,.

ONCE OF Erie City Iron Works, Manu-
lecturers OF Steam Engines, Boilers and
Saw Mills.
ERIE. PKNN., June s, fsS2
To wi ON II May Concern
C. A. Heating ESD OF Dallas Texas, has
been appointed sole agent IN the SLATE "i
Texas, Tor the sale Of ALI kinds Of machin.
cry manufactured by MS.
Err CRY lRoN WoEKs
by Gro. SELDOM, President.
New York Office and warcroOms 4.
CORTLAND street.
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Meyer fails to cure the wort case Pie
pared by Tucker Il Willis.--12Otc
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JAMES DujGI.s.HY,
PROFESSIONAL MACHlNIsT,

Offers his professional services as q Cnmp"
tent mlchini-t tor ali kinds ul work requiring
skill In meChauis m.- such ~ repairing safes
locks, steam engines. etc. shop, lr-t floor OPP
pOsitr the Examiner oficc, on south Third st,
5l4dAWim
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JudsBnfeIna|e Institute
MARION, ALA,
ROBERT FRAZER, Pres.
The .Faty-Fifth Session
of RUS
High School for GIRLS
OPENS. y
OCTOBER .. 1882

wv - ND II-IN - 1907
1. The plan oI the new admin tr,I"n
emhodies The most con ule'e urratg .
IN, MS tar metlirg The al, lcing uur
inents IL the tunes Ia All a ,laiim-nls at
female education. We have engaged 70
faculty which, IN special IN. my la ihriI
work, m pIOi- slun i skill. aud suo.,.>siul
experience, is not eXcelih In all the lind.
j Tie liter ~ cuur7e viii he 81 os
tended and lie SttndnId at srh"lar ship
30 raised "a 10 make the Juds"u N thi-
den ,rtInent. ms II has al alOng b, Ell ~
those OF music and ART, the reeUg lied
leader ~ the south.
3. Such idvancrs viii be made In the
schools OF music and HrI al'n IA To miin-
tain the long rstshi,h'd supremacy 81 the
Institution in those hijl' chrs.
tt4. Constant and diligent care will be
given to the domestic and social liieOi on
pupils. so that every o 4 shall receive all
The advantage oi u well ordered Chi,
tian home, aud every help in the culiivt-
ton OF those winsome gra'es al heart
and mannris which secuT-a w"man's In
fiuence and usefulness in society.
8. The charges have been male lh'
lowest possible Tor such advantages \.
are provided In every department OF tht
school. For catalogues aal circulars 40
ply to DIR. W. n. McALLlSTER, Z
Sac. Board Trustees. Marion, Ala
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MEDICAL.
The Great English Remedy.

mol as In tn. head. the Vital nuii passing I'M
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grain "a ST the hest colleges OF Europe An'l
this sauIry, M have had large experience In
p,c-s' trarlr-. rnd win agree to forfeit FIVE
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then 1T NJ, RtSrOR AriN Etunder thelr special
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ABBEVILLE BRANCH
CONNECTIONS.

A. With the South Carolina Railroad from
Charleston.
with Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad from Wilmington and all points North
thereof.
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Is. with Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad
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u. With Ashcville and Spartanburg Rail-
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III. With a. and G. Div. r. and D. r. r..
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Standard Time used il Washington, ID. c..
Which is fifteen minutes faster than Columbia.
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NJ. SLAUGHTER, General Passenger Agent
d. CALDWELL, Asst General Passenger kct.
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M NATIONS CURSE The most care.
fully prepared statistics show that there are
not less than 300, 900 druukards in these
un'tnd States of America aud this
statement is probably much below the truth
Or these, 10000 die annuity 100 900
men and women are remanded ever year to
prison 2OO, 900 children arc annually sent
to the poor house; 500 murders are caused
by drink every twelve months, and 400
su'cIdes-iour deaths to one. as proved both
in England and tho United States-is the
awlni proportion compared to the nou-
drinking population. Magistrates, chap
ia'ns aud prison keepers come forward with
thar statistics and prove that not less than
four ti!ths OF all the crimes have their
origin in strong drink On the same au.
tholiy it is proved that dealing in the
deadly draughts causes scven.ei.hths of all
the paupcrism that exists. 1t costs the
United States $50, 100000 year to sup
port the paupersm aud crime. A. least
O,OO0, 900 gallons Of fermeutcd and
brcwcd liquors are made every year in the
United States; Of distilled liquors. $4,000
600 gallons, and 100000 gallons are
imported. Here we have the fearful sum
total of 355 100000 Of gallons of liquor
cosumed in our country aud ut what direct
cost! At direct cost of 500, 900 .OGO
This on the debit side, and o2 the credit
side what does our government receive a
paltry sum of $50, APO .S15 in exact figures
What. then, isthc direct loss to the nation i?
Not less shan ten dollars to every dollar
received as revenue. BY tbs waste the
national debt could be paid in less than
three years. But this g not all. Put
500 100000 on the debit sdc-ths is
dlrcct-then we have only begun to reckon
the real damages. Who can compute tho
loss from sickness, from squandercd time and
paraiyzed energies, from property destroyed,
and taxes increased? Bring in the bill for
direct damages aud put it on the losing side,
and you have the sum total, the appalling
aggregate of not less than 1000 900, 900 a
year loss to this nation by this iuiquity, H.
ccnsed by this government and tolerated by
public sentiment.
We read that sri. ,ousncss cxaltcth
nation, but sin is n reproach to any peo,
ple,' and We ask how long shall our govern.
mcns continue to license a business which
poisons the body and destroys the soul ?
How long shall government, claiming to
be Christian, protect Il business which lights
the fire brands over property, that brandish
cs the blade OF the assassin, that fills our
Institutions with paupcrism ana our prisons
with crime, that handicaps the entire
society Of our land in its race toward
prosperity aud liberty Rec. b. NcEHoy
Hyhe.
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REMEDY FOR ASTHMA Recent; DR.
William Caldwell noticed in an El.ns5urg
paper the statement of IL person who claimed
to have been cured Of tn It trJublasJn.
disease, asthma, by the use OF u wee | known
as Life Everlasting," or balm, which crows
IN abundance in all sections Of the country.
Mrs. Caldwell has lons been Il sufferer from
asthma, and she has tried many different
remedies without deriving much bcncti:
The Doctor, two weeks ago, gathered Il
good quantity Of the weed and placed it in
his wifc's bed chamber
The fleet has bccu to entirely relieve her
Of the malady, and to afford her much com =
tort, She passes 10 more s!eeplcSs nights,
nor arc her waking hours any longer bur.
den. The doctor also gave some of the
weed to Mr. j. ii Swank, who heretofore
has been afflicted with asthma, and this
morning he siid that since he b,gln the use
of the balm he has not Suffered particle
from his old complaint. Some persons in
using the herb make pillow of it, Will,
others scatter it about the room and carry =
bunch on their person, inhaling its rather
dlsagreeable odor at frequent intervals. Th G
remedy costs nothing and if itpos,esses the
healing powers claimed for it, there will be
many poor mortal, particularly at this
time ofthc year, who will seek relief through
its simple agency.
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CONSCIENCE Not long since We saw in
one of the papers that burglar entered
and rified the contents of an unoccuped
building. He ranSackcd the rooms from ut
tic TO cellar, and heaped his pIundcr togcth.
er in the parlor. There were evidences
that he had sat down to rest. perhaps to
think. On Bracket in the corner stood a
marble bust Of Guido's "Ecce Homo"
Christ crowned with thOrns. The guilt Y
man had taken it in his hands and examined
it. 1t bore the marks Of his fingers. But
he had replaced it, and turned his face to
the wall as if he would not have even the
cold, sighlless eyes Df the marble Saviour
lGok upon his deed of infamy.
BE it so or not, there is in every human
soul an instinct of concealment of sin, OF
which that act is trutniul emblem The
instinct Of hiding clutches ut every act O
wrong doing, and would bury it forever from
tho vision of pure eyes. Human natur,
thus anticipates, all through this life, th
last prayer Of sin in the day Of judgment
"Rocks and mountains, hide us from the
faoc o. Him that sl,c,h on the throne -
Southern Wurchman,
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The courage Of an English preacher was
recently displayed in the mi..st of an open
air service. Mr.. Vivian Dodgson, candi,
date for orders in the Episcopal church, was
preaching to a crowd OF men and children
upon the beach at.an English watering
place, when loud cries for help were herd
from the sea, where boat containing five
persons had overturned and all wee struy.
Cling for their lives Without a moments
Hesitation, with an unfinished sentence of
his sermon on his lips, preacher rushed into
the water and swan out TO the drowning
creatures and saved them.