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 for about three months without learning any thingstangible about the mysterious machine The stockholders are again becoming sus- picious, and it is probable that before long they will "express their indignation"
 The Supreme Court of Massachusetts has decided that John Healy is debarred from the benefit of the poor debtors oath because he lost over $l00 at draw poker after he had contracted debt. Draw poker being an lawful and hazardous game, it was adiudged that debtor who lost money in that way was not acting with that fairness to his cred. | itors which would entitle him to a discharge. | Besides, if the loss of money at draw poker were permitted to stand as a sufficient ex- ! planation for the disappearance of assets, I any debtor might, by collusion with others, ostensibly lose all of his property, and the l door would be opened to dangerous species of fraud.
 ] The hay crop of this country will be large this year, and this crop amounts to moro than some think. For the decade ending ] with 1880, there were raised in this country 292, 668, ,029 tons or an average of 29, ,266, ,8O3 tons per year. In the last year of the decade there were raised 31, ,925, 233 tons, worth at the average market price of to-day, $446, l 953 262. This is more than the value of the cotton crop for the same year, which is B. 1o9, s22, 6s2 pounds, worth at the present average price, $415, .94s. During the same decade the hay crop was equal to one-third of the value of the total cereal productions of the country, more than four times valu- able as the potato crop and nearly eight times as valuable as the tobacco crop
 There are some remarkable tenement houses in New York, but probably none more remarkable than one in Berlin. This if a lofty double house, with rear house con nected. and ,253 persons make their home in 1t. religious census of the house has been taken, from which it appears that l., o73 of the tenants belong to the Evan gelie Lutheran church, 132 are Roman Catholics 26 are Jewish, and 27 are dissenters of vari ous shades. Of the women, 66 were living alone; 59 were Lutheran and Roman Catho lie had been abandoned by their husbands Eighteen Lutheran husbands had Catholi and had Jewish wives; Il Catholic hus bands had Lutheran wives. In one case tn husband was Jewish and the wife Lutheran and in one the husband was a dissenter an the wife Jewish.
 The French scheme for making an arti , ficlal in the interior of Africa has bee abandoned. The commission appointed t Investigate tho project has reported that th inevitable cost would be out of all proportio to the problematical advantages, being som. where in the neighborhood of $25O, ,OOO, ,OO' Aside from the impraoticable nature of tn
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

That's a common expres- sion and has a Iworld of meaning. How much suf- fering is summed up in it.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
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that lead to insanity and death.
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ad~ncnfes Of ur0hibitiDn need hsve 10
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1850 Prizes ..................... 1872, 400
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ThurlOw Weeds Sworn Affidavit Nor
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Threatened 10 Cheek n Career of Honor
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- - ..s7i. 9. i'.ii1 - iss s5sen lits
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Against Mr.. Weed = The Dead BOGy
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GRA' RI T UDE:: F.

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CURE; YOURSELF!

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TIE DEATH 0e MORGAN.
Thufiow Weeds Dying Revelation
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A Leaf FROM. .Unwrlticn History OF
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Six.Llne Paragraph
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r. H. rrnrraf oerr~1l crrf with ~
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wcfistu.
$4,000 FOR 81.
-...6lStrua
latd Extraordinary Holiday prawlng Of N,
SIS1I|Is | ! | S'I5a1Is
y E.:d! / IIa
In the city OF Lomsvillo. on
Saturday. December SOGh,

Saturday, U0cemcer SOGn,
These drawings occur on the last day of each
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company beyond the controversy OF the law
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o having inaugurated the only plan by which
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-22
AI.nt,cr Dnr ecnsntiom.

The perfect harvest that orr citizens
are now reaping in wonderful cheap
ness Of the good sold by Levine Bros.
comes like a whirlWind on our com
mercial world For this week they are
Offering silks and satins of superb quail
itv at figures that astomish every one.
Avove all are the ladies happy. They
have perfect holiday Of it visiting
Lewine's. The goods these gentlemen
are selling must be closed ont immedi-
ately, regardless Of cost. Many articles
are disposed of at one-third Of their
value All that the ladies need, large
stock of corsets, dress goods Of every va
riety, hand. made boots and shoes, in
fact every class of goods, are going at
ruinous prices. Levine Bros. have
stated their intention to close ont these
goods at fabulous reduction and are
fulfilling this promise to the letter Call
md sap
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-22
VII. g,rnnci.E. willard.

This lady, who is president Of the
National ". c. I. Union, and who has
achieved some considerable merit as q
lecturer. will commence early IN Febru-
arv and make a tour Of the state, speak
iur in the interest OF total abstinence
and urging prohibition. All the towns
of any size ii eastern, northern, central
and western Texa viii be visited. Miss
Willard Is travelling 10y invitation Of the
VIC. T. Union Of Paris, Texas, and asks
nothing for her labors IN the cause, save
the expenses Of herself and secretary,
Miss Gordon. 4 contribution will he
be taken up at the close of each meet
lug. Sheremams two days at each place,
the first lecture being at night, aud the
second at 3 p. m. The second day for
the ladies only and for the purpose OF
organization The tour commences at
Marshal February 3, and ends Calves
ton, February -. Waco will be visited
ou February Is and -, and preparations
are being made to have good attend
auCe.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-22

St. Paul's Episcopal Churrh---Thr pastor,
ley. j.. y. Rogers, breaches at !! . III. snd
y IL.
S,cand street Presbyterian church-NIuUning
anu evening sermon 10y Hey. =. i. King, ii a
"a. and 10 p. III. Sabbath-schoOl at In.
usual hour.
German Evangelical services Al Second street
Pr sbyterlsu church n 30 ,. IA. by Rev.
WerninE.
Fifth street Methodist Church-Preachlng at
Il q. IL. 10y Rev. SAN =. Wright.
Church OF the Assumpton---Re Rev. Father
Badeion celebrates high mass AZ 10 a. IN. YES
pers at : p. n.
Methodist Episcopal church Thu pastor,
Rev. f & Glldings, breaches in Tie Feiera!
court room nj g., s.. IN.
German NJ. L chUrch--SgrviceS morning and
evening by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. B:Uesk.
First Baptist cuuryn--Seryicea at IL q. m by
the pastor, Dr.. j. IL. Carroll, Night sermon
at p. IN.
Fifth street Christian Regular SER
vices at n a. IN.
Cumberland Presbyterian church--The Pas
tor, Rev. ". l. Hyde, breaches morning ant
evening.
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PERSON

Nv G. Massey, OF Bolton, spent
Yesterday in Waco
Rogers, has returned to the
heH, ~ wiii occupy his pulpit to-day.
cry 93DR Wallace continues to IMPROVE prove
Dr. u e. II, Of his late attack VIII soon
b h.a entirely removed. ,,
MT. 80 he will be engaged as en-
sas' wa on part Of the Narrow Gauge
work. I'LL, .ro,.o1;,,,
man for C. NJ. Pearre y 90, . GalNe,.o n
drifted in from Hills6oro ye9'erua! To
taik with our merchants.
Al Snrratt. esq, is considerably
NJ and his friends, who are Glvln2
I peI.e tbe closest attention, are hopeful
mn. mn he he will now get very fast
'lir rha EXAMINER had the pleasure OF a
! lie ,I Itsd from Mr.. r. 5: Wires, adj
CAL ye s"ent of the Hazel kirke comb
vance as He leaves on this evening
t hatio for Dallas.
AZ nIoasrs Bart Moore, VIII Jones and
M NC IT;I,; lar are hack from their Trinity
i I,rr4 " They Ti,f report having killed two
H. and nientv of ducks but brought
HON neither hair, hide, horns or feath-
ers.
Mr. Arthur Mullins left Friday Tor
ciep Rose. where he JOINS Capt. Ed. Ter
reiTs force. now about to start for Ennis
where work will be commenced on the
CnntraPs new branch from that place to
Paris. in Lamar county.
Little Willie Krause, the Examiner s
nth Waco carrier boy, is still quite
SICK. and a new carrier has had to take
S Si.h ronte. If any subscriber should he
missed. we beg their indulgence as sick
ness is something that never announces
it's coming and is often unavoidable
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Peace and Happiness Restored Again.

"Baby Collie Drops" did it, which
has now become one of the household
indispensables, and during our many
years of experience we have never
been able to find anything to super
cede it, for certainly it is one of the
most speedy and sure remedies now
in use, and yet it is as harmless as
water in its effect. No mother having
used it will ever be without it again.
There are full and explicit directions
on the bottle. Ask your druggist;
price % cents per bottle. Prepared
only By Tucker & Willis, Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-22
REAL ESTATE.
Transfers for Week Endin.
January I'll.

Reported for the Examiner
Orlando Wheat, Real Estate Age
COnveyancer and Notary Public.
John c. Stephenson and wife
to F. B Zeigler and wife.
5Ox165 feet South Eighth
street. .............. 800
James c. Frazier and wife to NJ.
X. Il L. railway company,
southeast half of block bound
ed by Mary and Ninth, Jack
son and Eighth streets. ..... 2000
f. L. Mckinney, trustee, to S.
P. Mills and further consider
alton of partition of seven lots
III block II; lots and 4, block
II Chamberlin addition to
Waco. |
James |. Moore to John Moore,
l5x47x45 feet, between Fourth
and Fifth streets, on Speight
street.. ................ 81
Jesse h. Estelle, by trustee, to
Mrs. MOllie E. Dupree, lot -
block No. /. ................ Alb
Chas. E. Calvert to Mrs. L. P.
Grand, lots and 5, block ),
farm lot q on Washington
street. 3
S. b. Black and wife to John L.
Flint, executor of the estate
of L. II. Flint, decd, 1OOxl65
feet, South Fourth street. 2737
+. NJ. Duncklin to VIM. Hearme,
$40 acres, part of NJ. c. Bow
man league; 200 acres, part
of Galindo 3 league. ....... 10000
Henry Lewis and $. W. BlOunt
to W. w. Slauter, 33l5 acres
gJoseph French survey; 1875 1900
acres Carlos3 O'Campo survey, lOOU
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lzsZEI. kLEskE.
The Sensation That VIII Take
I,e Town.

Mr. Il. S. Wires, business manager of
the Madison Square Theatre COMPANY
arrived in the city yesterday morning
to make arrangements for the prodRc-
ton of the famous and beautiful pIay
Hazel kirke. The simple announce
ment OF the fact that this celebrated
company is to appear here Monday and
Tuesday, January 30 and 81, is enough
to cause a stir among our theatre goers;
for beyond any doubt it is the finest
dramatic company that ever visited
Waco. Among the members of the COM
pany We notice the names of several
well known stars, Of which Miss Gene
we've Rogers is one. She is a Texas ia
vorite Mr. Charles Wheatleigh is rec
ognized throughout the United States
and Europe as one of the leading
members of the profession. Miss Dolly
Pike Is also well remembered i'll Texas,
and among the other ladies We see the
name of Mss Margaret Cone, sister
of Kate ClaXton. We notice iii the Calves
/ ton News that the cOmpapy has created
great enthusiasm there and been greeted
with overflow ng houses We take the
! following from the New Orleans Plea
yune;
Hazel Kirke" has caught the town.
The excitement around the academy
every night over the remarkable comedy
drama grows with a degree of intensity
unparalleled in the history of the
theatre. The audiences, drawn from
the first circles of the city, nightly man.
fest the greatest enthusiasm over it and
go away singing its praises. Seldom
has any production created such a furore
! II IL ti,l frpaDtAst mr. l1p+1pro ~ fba laN-
. and grows III favor with each perform.
ance. Last night the audience was the
{ largest We remember haV ng seen inside
the theatre. Every seat up stairs was
occupied, while several hundred ladies
J were to be seen III the pa~quette. The
box Office, from riue a. N. to six D. m.
Is thronged With those DESTROYS OF Sc
; curing good seats, and at the present
L writing the pest seats in the entire house
are nearly all sold up to the close of the
engagement on Saturday night, The
r matinee yesterday was also iammed
u Many ladies could not obtain admission
ffnIe. Adam.
'Laide" Gan Ugly Woman, soon to b,
published 10y 7. b. Peterson y Brothers
Philadelphia, Pa, Is one of tha most eX
citing and charming books ever written
{ Its author Is the famous Nine. Adam
editress of the Nouvelle Revue, BEN!
! the republican madonna Of Paris, who Ii
now commanding the attention Of al
Europe, and Is about to visit St. Peters
" burg mt the invitation of the czarina
Her salon Is the most popular and lniiu
entail in PARIS, as all the ministers, al
d the republican generals, and all the re
ii publican journalists are asSiduous at hel
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a,hurcc. sI,e.ter. thnrge.

Those who ride the charger or control
the humble farm horse, will never find a
better house for purchasing equipments
than at Sparta X Herbelin's. The best of
harness at the cheapest prices, also
saddles of every style and price can be
found at at Sparta & Eerbelin's. Repair
ing broken harness is a speciality. These
gentlemen are Just on the eve Of enlarg-
ing their establishment by taking in the
store-room adjoining Their work is
guaranteed to be always of the best, and
they challenge competition as TO prices
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-22

Central Texas Council No. 4G2, Ameri
can Legion of Honor, at their meeting
last evening, installed the following
officers:
II. II. Rogers, commander.
c. 5. johnson, vice pre- ident
Frank 4. w. Creager, secretary.
Sam. p. Wright, orator.
Thomas n. McMullen, chaplain.
W. NJ. Ragland, treasurer.
John b. Willis, warden.
Frank 4. w. Creager was elected
representative to Grand Council.
Tins order on January ,, paid to Mrs.
Il. G. Majors $1,000, tins being the
amount for which her deceased husband
wa. insured Such are benevolent
societies.
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Help for the Living--HOpe for
the Dead


~ NGAhA i-hh fIG
" I'VE. me creed so free, so broad, so grand.
That human love may teach the high and low
May lead temptations child with willing
hand,
From out the shadows of earth's darkest
Unto the fair, bright day Of truth and rest,
Where tenderness doth bless the erring
And sweet forgiveness like a spirit blest,
Breaihes newborn hope, where hore cid once
depart.
Let not dumb letters OF some narrow form
OF faith or blind belief, cause I ee to leave
broken heart to brave the bilter storm
OF doubt or misery-tO weep and grieve
And muse upon The scarlet stains of sin
That blight the snow white soul which once
pure;
The deep Voice of humanity within,
Should bid thee help that life its grief endure
The heavy-folded buds OF purity
Rest often where the sin-stans deepest fall
While but touch OF gentleness will be
The mystic angel to lit back the pail
or dead, dark years, wherein hopes promise
died,
And wake with tear-Grops Orce again ;heir
hllum;
For guided by cur love, none dare decide
That those who TALL must have eterna! doom
There is par, Of God and man within
An angel pure, ami one that lures us vet
With low, sweet whispers unit" saddened sin ,
And soul- felt sorrow fail of deep regret;
0LiAAr i4'S WINE Iiiht iull 10 LGcN4hlt.s sleep
lie nptatlcn's restless power, whose cruel
might
Hath bruised so OFT the noblest hearts, that keep
The light Of honor as their star of right.
So help the livihg'-'ris the gfandest
thought
The nobIsst words to guide each hayward
BOT:
For who can say this world bath never brought
Some strange temptation where the tempter
Wuuf
And, generous heart, Judge not OF right or
wrong
! With condemnation stern or careless word,
/ For loves forgiveness is a swe-ter song
Than all the prayers the angels eyer heard.
Aud man alone would have the world to blame
! The hayward liy :, which fate sorrow
| left
With bruised and bleeding hearts bowed down
In shame,
when virtue died, by sunny hope hereft
For gentle Christ on earth led feet that stray ed
! With tenderness sublime To Sod above:
| Then bury In oblivion : voicele-- shade
Those rigid creeds that teach aUsht but
| love.
Strange HE thoughts. drifting to hat distant
shore
Whore rest pr purer bliss shall never cesee,
Be yeof hOpe for death Will bring more
! OF Gods fOrgiy en"ss ami his halllWe peace
Ave, hush the dreams tn now no answers
bring.
! us sweetrr far 10 ''lpve Were Death l. King
Than have eternal life where Love is net