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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-10-20
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

This Is to notify the public that Will not
hereafter be responsible for any debts or
contracts my wife, Nora Moody, may con-
tract.
sept. 29-4w" GUS MOODh'
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For Sale or Rent.

/ have comfortable house con.
tanning or 6 rooms ON Baseball
hill, for sale or rent. Apply to
1t GEO. r. WOOD, Agt.
IMPROVED, Spring Yoke, re-en-
forced Shirts with improved stayed
back facings. About the best that
can be made. Look and see; buy
and test. Stock new and full. Oct.
1888. PITMAN 81 LEWIS.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
no. .sv4s.- 70 no no '-o "a no

Announcement of marriages and deaths
contributes OF respect and obituaries half
price.
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tobacco Statement.

We copy the following from the
circular of Walter Bird & Co.. show
ing the stock of American tobaccos
on hand in London and Liverpool :
LONDON
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-18
l.. l.. L..
improved Iron lnvlaoratOr.

The most perfect and satisfactory com.
binatiun known to the profession, in
which iron Is combined; amt so complete
is the success OF tins preparation, that 1t l.
destined to become, without doubt, the
most popul,r OF all the iron tones now
In use. And we hesitate not to tell you
that this medicine is no secret nostrum OF
cheaply COTTON up compound, but truly y
genuine constitutional remedy, possess
ing those Alternative powers so necessary
to recupcrate aud invigorate the human
system when broken down by that fearful
disease commonly called, and better
known a. dyspepsia and indigestion, from
which nine-tenths OF all our Ills first orig
mate. because when the digestion is I'M
paired from want OF the natural salt that
is so important in the digestive economy
OF man, then II is that his VIPER in his
many types, usually called discases,such as
assitude ana sour stomach, wakeiulness
mental exhaustion, impaired vitality, witt
general prOstratiOn OF the whole system
liver complaint, tulloWe ed by night sweats
and all diseases OF the BLOOD. LIVER, KID
SEYs aud. BLADDER, that produces those
fearful aches known as rheumatism. ncu'
r,lgla, backache and nervous and sick
headache. And all consunptives, ana
weak females. VINO are in search OF u
good tonic to build up their constitution
cannot md, We honestly believe, Il better
or a more certain remedy on ealth. One
bottle is suil lent to prove to you its
wonderful medicinal properties, il taken
regularly according To directions. y n
your druggist Tor IMPROVED Iron INVIG.
ORATOR, AM be sure To- take no other
Price ) per bottle. Prepared only by
Tucker IL Willis, Waco, Texas.
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- -
n Personal.

Mr.. c. r. sisson, of Chicago, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. John w. Baker ia, we regret to
learn, seriously indisposed.
Judge Mcdonald goes down to George
town this morning, to be absent about a
week.
Mr. j. II. Logan has returned from a
visit 10 IlOuston.and other towns In SOUTH
ern Texas.
Rev w. o. Sartwrlc has accepted the
cal! OF ST. Andrews lEpiscopal) church
OF Fort Worth.
j. Knox Patterson, OF Temple spent tn,
day with his Waco friend. Yesterday
knox say Temple Il lust booming
Miss SalIir Caldwell came in few day,
ago to visit Miss Genie BantOn: she WI.
soon after taken quit" lick, and /, threat
encd with pneumonia.
our young town,mpn. Mr. G. II. Wet
has returned from New Orleans and takes
the road In I"Na, MS commercial traveller
FOR the old house Of Simon 4 kohn
Jubbrfs OF hats, caps, etc New Orleans.
lie leaves tom 0rrUw Tor trip In the in
terror.
Mr.. Rufus Grie,cnbcck, who was rnised
IN Waco, and Who "stuck type" on Ia,
EXAMINER for several years. but who has
been living In Ba,trOp Tor nearly six years
has returned to Waco to make his home
here again. He went away u bichclor
hut comes buck with wife and little
daughter
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CLARA MUNCE,
Died June 3, 1861,
Aged l6 years.

"Why, to whom does thi. refers'
asked the reporter.
at refers TO me- replied Miss
Muuce, quietly. at was ON my coffin
At least suppose may call it my
coffin, though | was not buried in 1t.
| occupied it, however, for some
hours, and had il not been for the
intelligence OF a lady who came to
attend my funeral should have been
in it now. My uncle took it to his
home In Chicago, where he is fond of
showing it 10 his friends and telling
my story, | kept tins plate, which |
seldom allow any one TO see, Tor the
recolectiOus it aWakens are not
pleasant.
when was young girl was in
very delicate health, | used to fall
into frances, in which | knew al that
was gong on around me and heard
every word -aid In the room where |
lay, but could not speak or make the
slightest sign of life, My body grew
era dually colder, but ordinarily
aroused myself with a start within
ten or fifteen minutes. The doctor
said it was form of epilepsy, aud
warned me that some day or another
an attack might be prolonged and
mistaken for death. II always
affected me under the same condi.
lions. After sleeping, IS conscious.
ness slowly returned, found myself
wide awake, but unable to speak or
move.
after the doctors caution | began
TO grow afraid OF myself 1t was q
horrible sensation. dreaded to "a
to sleep at night, and though drowsl'
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"CIrEI,k."
Roland Reed and Company
Capture the Houstonians.

,.-,..D No. ,,,,,s.. ,,,,.
i."S' nlEul Nv Z nv. e ~ so ,.,iJ.,I ~,
Ht tne nv -. ,t,. s.ssn, 70 ,y,tnnss
nhs ucep 'ue.t VIZ .Stn,i" 49, p'Ia,,5
tne Bt''y' uI .. W. Al .,,,,,,,,,, ~
heeu anu , M .',,,.., .Al, ,,io,,,a,,
stars Wa u'i.'i 80. ~ -. no.
i"ISe'! NJ, $3.50 ~ ,b,.re
!as' Vi'" ~. - -o,,,,,at,,,, Gad
u'uA'uA -, an5 a, ,b. r.m,1ance-
uecu I'. -, a,h, a tbara W..
lHeul u -. -, i,,,,, L,,,,JIv ,bsro ,,ors
u',u! ~. 5,.t,,.ts 4 eyi3artlv thonght
~ -, -,gb, IN their CONCLUSIONS
-. I.,s b.,,'', ,,v.r-staI Tn. feeling
49,, ,,,s an, .li-,.IIaj ly a. bat,sr
'l..',,,.,,,, ,,'. viii, tE. sr,or and aa In,
, 'il ,,,,.,-...sl mo f.aliug ~ aiu,rs.
i t,"! ~, ,.ss.i urtii bafnre tLe mid.
M. ~ ,hs pr-f,rr1auce WA. reached
.,,.rybojy wa. s,urk uu Rood. A. the
,-t..c, ,,sr-nrt.i ,atiar 81 "l'bas. an
,..'.,l 'c,,- Us had several Times In
.'.N',.,,,,i a., tb. r,ast a.. riry and er
.t.e.Ip',.,. ~, ,,,,,I,.,,., ,,,j n.,,. nr t,y,,,
'h"','' w. "''' ~. ~
was u" ~ "'''iH Wv va ~" ~, ~
close "' as'7 VIZ ''''ILH ""S Ic'! ~
pTopnHI "uu u' ""7 away w 'ue I'Hu'
nee III w, ''NH ''ui' 1uH ''n 'uc ''i".
per th'l Eu'7 ,iD".1l'I j" ''S P'''e'
words A. 20 miss Apt' h''Ag hIs en- rh
BppehreA IrIt'HuluEi 100 d. dlu 10 tue du-
deuce, yea more, yer! refreshing III
sides oi more people shook WITH uLcou
trollable Taught last night IN Houston
than at any other time this year Mr.
Reed AS the New York newspaper man,
seemed to be boss iu that line, especi-
ally where creek was IN demand. His
support was also very strong. W. H..
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4 Had Dog shot.

Considerable excitement WAS crea.
ted Yesterday about ! O'Clock, for TWO
or three blocks about the Pacific hotel,
by the report Of u gun which made a
noise anywhere between that of "A six
tccnth century bluudcrbu-s and 20
FOUNDER smooth bore brass cannon.
and which was heard in the public
school house away up on Fourth
street, frightening some of the chill
drcn, and in less time than Lively
cat could make three winks big
crowd had assembled in front of the
Pacific hotel pushing and crowding
and looking over each Others shout
dcrs TO see an object next the side
walk, and which every one expected
to fluid to be a man, tor the general
impression was that "A bloody murder
had been committed. The cause OF
the report was AN enormous pistol in
the hands OF Mr.. w. W.St. Clair, who
painting with II long race, stood over
the body of "A dog he tad just shot
with the terrible weapon, stlIl smok
ing aud fiZliug cXcitedly in his hand
In a moment or two "A COlOrCd man
came running mp in II state Of great
excitement, carrying another appalling
looking pistol or draglou rife or hand
cannon. or whatever the name of the
murdrrous looking shooting piece
might be, aud the G. ovid made way
respectfully TOR him TO get IN aud
look At the dog. when the excite
mrut had subsidized II li'uc and
a reporter, standing carefully behind
the two horrible looking pieces ot ar
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\ Rare Lsur.uiu,

Owing TO the fac that my business in
town demands my undivided attention /
will sell at Il bargain one OF the finest
farms in MCLeHuHn county, consisting
of near 500 acres Of land aud within less
than one halt mile 81 the corporate hun
it's Of the city Of Waco ut nearest point
Tie improvements consist { Il two story
frame residence with eight rooms fin.
lshed, large and excellent barn aud com.
modious stock sheds and cribs touaut
houses, -four large cisterns and large
ground tank in pasture, allordu. an
abundant supply Of water. Abour 40
acres in high state OF cultivation, with
about 800 now seeded with wheat and
oats; about 2jO in pasture, md balance
IN meadow aud timber and fine orchard.
Also, fifty head of tine short HON cattle,
eight good mules, one new thresher
two self binding reapers, aud all other
necessary Ia ming implements and ma
chinery. VIII sell all together OF land
separate, For price and terms apply to
w b. lMCB,
OllGdt Waco National Bank.
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Gascara Cordial.

One OF the latest and most pleasant o
all liquid c,thurucs. Ibis elegant prepare
ton l. made with srrupulous care IRON
the test and most carefully selected n.htc
rial. It is with the greatest ple,suit ~
we recommend this very superior n
harmless remedy "a, being the salrsN aT'
surrst laxative and ratlHrtlc Tor veal :,
males aud children, now IN use, and tO
habiual constipation and indige> lion, yO'
cannot fad .anythi. 9 more speedy or &c,
tain. Ii is combined with arumatics il
such manner that the bitterness of tn
cascara sa2rada is completely disguised
ASK your druggist Tor it, and be sure t
take no other. Price 81 cents per bottle
Prepared by Tucker & Willis, Waco
Texas.
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NOTICE or FILING ADMINI
TK ,TOR'o ACCOUNT.

L IL
he State of IoXas,-Io the sheriff
any constable OF Mclean IN county:
You are hereby commanded, That 20
cause to be- published tor twenty days i
"A newspaper published in your county
true copy OF the following writ
The STATE or TENAs,
County of McLennan.
To all persons interested in the estate 0
W. +. Hague, deceased: Elizabeth Hague
admins ratrix OF the estate OF W.
Hague, deceased, hiss filed her petition iOl
discharge "A, administrative, in the cOunty
court Of McLennan county, which will b
acted on at the next term OF court, com
mencing on the third Monday in March
1888. at the court house thereof, in TIT
city OF Waco, at which time all person:
Interested in said estate may appear and
contest tue same, If they see proper.
Witness, j. W. Baker. clerk Of III,
county court OF McLennan county Givea
under my hand and the seal OF said cOur
the 9th day o January. 1888.
J W. BAKER,
Clerk County Court, McLennan Co. Tex,
BY q. W David. Deputy. OlOd2O;
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Simple Remedies
ElanirIn ConsnmrtIOn Cure

Has u doubt, div the best r-put ton OF
ans medicine ior the cure OF consump uon
TINT wc have vet been tbc To- ind. 1t Is
prepared expressly for consumption. and
tho,r who re affect, d with Il deep seated
cough OF lor Z ,tAnWug. lew doses
give immeia e r. 1T. au il KEEP up viii
effect cue. l. i very soothing % the
Jugs am pleas mt to T. \" one good
night, sleep. from tn 81 dreadful pnruX.
Ism, ut coughing /, worth more than the
~ Ice ola h.lt 70 zen bottle. ASK yout
drugg 81 Tor 81 bottle at onre; price 30 cts
AVID II per b tie Pnpaled only by
Tucker X Willis, Waco, Texas.
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The Wonder of the Aqe.

It's to be found in the Electric Neu-
ralgia Lotion" which is fast becoming
celebrated as the only genuine specific for
neuralgia, nervous headache, rheumatism,
govt. toothache, swollen limbs, and in
fact all ntlammatory diseases. 1t is Won
derfu what electrical effect this remedy
has on the sufferer in removing the pain
instantly. ms il by magic. 1t is entirely a
vegetable compound, and perfectly harm
less in lis action. 1t is no humbug. Try
it. ASK your druggist; price 20 and 80
cents per bottle. Prepared only by
Tucker II Willis Waco, Texas.
For the benefit OF the incrrdulous we
here append two certificates out OF many
Messrs. Tucker X Willis
Dear Nirs-It atior Is me pleasure to say
that your "Elecrric Neuralgia Lotion at
iorded me relief when other remedies
have failed. SAMUEL i. WRIGHT
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The language above referred to was
Governor lreland's and not the printers.
The ExANISRR publish the inaugural
as received, and IT was received CORE, /
ly. The Governor OF Texas belongs
Gudglng from his lHnguage) to a school
Of politics that holds the state to be
sovereign and the National government
mere agent or factor Of the sta Cd.
Most people hold the two systems,
National and stat, TO be sovereign, each
in its respective sphere, but with a more
general scope Of sovereignty for the
National than the state government.
This is the cold logic OF The civil war.
Governor Ireland's idiosyucfacy is q
harmless one, as he has nothing to dc
with National matters and may make d
first-rate Governor for TeIas.-EditoI
EGAMISRR.
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haTIiedl.

At Cuero. Texa-, January II, 1883, in
the Episcopal church OF that city, Mr.. l..
Citus Jones to Miss Lilly Sutton.
Mr.. Jones has many friends and rela.
tives IN Waco who join the Examiner in
congratulations ON the ucc sion OF the
contamination Of bis marriage, and III
wishes for many wears Of happiness and
prosperity to himself and hi, fair bride
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-18

Try Carriers Little Nerve Pills Tor any
case OF nervousness, sleeplessness, weak
stomach, Indigestion, dyspepsia, etc, re
Lief is sure. The only nerve medicine
for the price in market. In walls at %
cents. Sold by Tucker X Willis, Waco,
T.yus -OlIGlw
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Great attractions in the way OF elegant
livery turuOuts.
Fine buggies. carriages, three-soated
hacks and in fact everything required Ia
make customers happy.
WHITAKER & CHAMBERS.
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watch and Jeweiry Repairing

We have one Of the oldest and most
experienced workmen in Waco and We
viii warrant all OF our work. Compli-
Gated watch work and engraving a
specially. Give us trial. Central
Loan office, south side OF Square, Blue
Front FBIBoURG 4 DoSMAN.
Oll5lv
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Three dollars and fifty cents per barrel,
only few lett, do not miss this chance
One car Patent -four just received, try
a sack, quality and price not cxcclled in
this market To arrive Monday, one car
potatoes, onions, cabbage, etc, at Jno.
G.. Eaton.
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Temperance Law

For a few d 'ys | well sell my wei
known Pure Claret Wine at 8 per gal
lon. Lay IN a supply at once or you may
be left l. 4. GoLDsTEIS,
0ll7tc 81 Austin street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-18

Group, whooping cough and even
asthma Immediately relieved by Acker's
English remedy. Sold under guarantee
los Castles, Morrison 4 Co., druggi-ts,
Waco, Texas, l6d&wly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-18
Painting! Painting:: Paint
iuE,'.

The best stock Of ready mixed paints,
white leads, and oils-in fact all paint
ers' materials are to be fouud at Tuc,er
4 Willis, See our new column ad.--
Oll7tc.
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Information wanted.
Grass.

10 lNf tAAHINhh.N
BIG VALLEY, Lampasas county, Texas,
January l3th.-l AIN very anxious TO ct
a hall bu.hel of Rescue Grass seed win
you assist me through your columns to
know Of whom and where can get IL and
the price Of same, raised it about
twenty years ago ami know il to be q
good pasture grns, Nours truly,
a. ;. MAYO.
Perhaps some OF our readers can furnish
Mr.. Mayo the Information he seeks II
50. we hope they will address Tim as
above. The seed il certainly TO be had
some where In Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-18
GOLD LEAF
SHEEP DIP.
A Pure Extract of Tobacco.

Always the Same-Always Reliable.
Experienced wool-growers all agree
that Tobacco makes tue best Dip. Ii i'm
proves the Wool and does not iniure the
sheep. The cost OF Tobacco and its
transportation is the only thing which
has prevented its universal use. Located
at the largest Leaf market In the world,
with patented process for careful and
economlcal work, we furnish PURE
EN- rR ACT OF Tobacco at a cost which
makes lie use an economy to every wool
grower.
LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO Co.
FOR SALE BY
TUCKER II WILLIS, Waco, Texas.
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Just received at Tucker X Willis Get
your supply before the stock is broken.
See our new column ad.-0ll7tc.
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N { W S P A P { R,

Devoted to Texas in all her grand anu
varied interests, social and political CON-
mercial and manufacturing, stock ana AZ,
rlcultural, and to the promotion OF 'p'
utmost possible pro sperity and happ'n|'
among its readers and friends.
Sample copies on application.
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WACO, August II, ISL.
Gcntlemen-Haying BET n troubled Tor a
number of years with neuralgia in my
head, ana used many remedies, | find
nothing that gives such insta / relief as
your Electric Neuralgia Lotion.
JoHN ). MooRE.
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Call at b Habcr's to get something
nice for tn holidays.-l2 7tc.
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WACO EXAMINER
WACO. JANUARY Is, 1888.
The weather To-Day.

The indications for the west cult states
are colder. clearing weather with rain or
snow, warm southwest winds Neering to
colder northwest winds.
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If YOU want an elegant bed room suit
20 to ". /. Martin Il Bros .OlO5.d&w ] IN
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New Euglan1 pianos at Sey mour Ash's
mus store.-l2lGtt
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Subscriptions Solicited
TERMS

TERMS
Strictly In advance .,a
Single sub 'criptions year, az
In clubs OF g and less than ~ ia
In clubs OF II or more, IN,
Agents taking subscriptions al m.
year are authorized to settle W.T."
office at club rates. Address, .,.y.
ExaMIsER PunLIsnINd CoNPASh
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NJ Inland. wehusch building, Austin
street buy and sells second hand iurni.
uLe.-NlNllc
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BouND ros An INSANE ASYLUM.

ST Lorts, Mo, January l7-Miss Ter
aida Garrisol has teen taken east by
hcr uncle, o. T. Garrison, by advice of
tine family PHYSICIANS, to be p ced in an
asylum or rcatmeut Of nervous 1t sease
\ card signed b. Drs, q. 5 W lker and
c, ". Stevens will be ublished IN this
afternoons Post Dispatch in which they
state the full examination Of her mental
oujiuon The young lady is deficient
FOO the development Of her ment facul-
ties tu such au extent as to make her ir-
responsible for her ucto :. lire ular-
titles of natural functions well known to
the family physicians, account for this.
With regard to her physical conoition,
the rxauil ton concludes, she was not
subject OF physical violation during
her disappearance.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-18

Bridgeport organs at Seymour Ash's
music store.-l2l6tt
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CHICAGO, January 1.-THE snow
storm continued un il this m rniug and
early two feet fell on level il the
city. All trains on railroads are much
della ed. Outside the city, according to
aiyices, the fall was about the same but
not drifting. Wheat is in fine condition
and the snow adds greatly to its security
Hnl rnmlsN-
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GENERAL TEIEGRAMS.
Ex-senator Spencer Quietly
yamO.es the Country.

KGNGsroN, Ontario January lex
Senator 5 encer, 20 much wanted in the
star route trial, left for Halifax, New
Foundlaud. During his stay here he
Iu. ham rlnsply watched
Iron County register., 1883-07-12
Discovery in the CatacOmbS.

1t is well known to all who have made
anything like study of ecclesiastical
history that we are indebted to the Cata-
combs at Rome-those subterranean
caverns in which SO many of the first
Gentle Christians were imprisoned, and
in which so many of them perished-
for much valuabl information in regard
to the manners, customs and general
usages of the early followers of Jesus.
1t was the custom of the unfortunate
prisoners to while away the dreary and
monotonous prison hours by cutting
and carving the wall, and thus giving
shape to some pious thought or some
Christian practice. Much light, for ex-
ample, is thrown by these representa-
tions on the methods of baptism among
the first Christians. So also is it with
regard to the Lords Supper. The Cata-
combs have been often explored, and
the curiosities which they reveal have
been frequently published; but it would
appear as if their secrets were not Yet
fully disclosed nor their treasures dis
covered. The most recent discovery is
an outline OF the Temple at Jerusalem,
traced on glass. The presumption is
that the tracery dates back to the early
years of the first century, and is proba-
bly, the work of one who saw the sacred
structure with his own eyes.-EJ-
ChGHQe.