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GIuten FIour.

Siuten Fiour
!" What is it?s This question Is
often asked by people accustomed
only to the use of -four made by the
ordinary process.
Gluten Flour, as the name indicates,
is specially prepared, possessing the
Gluten, or life-giving and muscle
building elements of the wheat, dis
carding entirely the bran, and nearly
as practicable the starch.
Thus a perfect product of wheat
has been attained. palatable and h 'gh-
~ nutritious. specially adapted for
the use OF Diabetes aud Dyspep.
tics.
Gluten Flour is made by Farwell a.
Rhines, Waterfowl, ~ Y. Write
for circulars and prices.
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THE wEArnEn.


wAsHiroTos. December 26 indications sor
the east gulf states Fair weather. slightly
warmer Winds shifting TO east sud south. pre-.
coded by northeasterly winds In tho eastern
portion. For the west gulf states Warmer and
fair weather. winds generally from east 10
south. lower barometer
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Have used Tongaline extensively,
with satisfactory results. am not
favorable to the practice Of giving
laudatory notices TO preparations
outside Of the U. $. PharmacopGia.
Reuben A Vance, M. d., Cleveland
Ohio.
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Save money and doctor bills Re-
lieve your mothers, wives and sisters
by N timely purchase OF DIR. Bosanko's
cough and lung syrup, best known
remedy for coughs, colds, group and
bronchial affections. Relieves chill
drcn of Group In one night, may save
You hundreds of dollars. Price so
cents and ST.. Samples free. Sold by
Williamson a. Cor
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The grand rattle of six fine mecr.
s haun pipes at lIerz's comes OF N on
hay night During the throwing Try
one of his excellent cigars. lie has
the best in town.
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'nousaho years ago our
I'm ;nsiss,', forefathers peopled
,i i'm 'I i'n,e world with devils, COB.
regarded an unluck,r day by tba sn
persitious, attests the firm hoId ~
sinister attributes of Frigga The
Morse Venus, have kept In he imas,
nations OF the Teutonic peol,lek ~
the advent of christianity nmons
them, our forefathers dismissed fronS
theii thoughts many of their demons
ana b9g6ears. II is only necesssrr
90 70 I h me heather parts of The SAY.
az oh,o oa ni o. Beowulf to see what an
he vgre urendel was, aud what A
w. aa neing was Grendeps dam,
her promising Offspring. MiIten
drew ON the old lore which ohrjst'snl
Ivy drove from good society wh.a he
wrote "Comps,S WY" ue
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The storm In Over.

The holidays have come and are
going now, boys. Take down, brush
up, push out and sell that odd loi of
canned goods, odd grades of coffee,
sugar, dried frnit, -four, small glasses
ofjelly, buckley Jelly, bulk fruit, but
ter, preserves, jam and every can of
goods with soiled labels, without re.
gard to ost or value. We must have
everything bright aud new when we
strike the new store, corner of Eighth
and Austin streets.
A. JONES, TAYLOR, 4 Bro.
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and throat; and in giving publicity
TO this statement we are actuated by
motives Of public benetaction, trust
ing that others may be benefited in
a similar manner.
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Comsneneing Tomorrow
We will offer everything IN the line
of millinery goods at half the original
cost, to close out stock before the
season Is over. We invite you to
visit us. Fourth street, opposite side
of the street from Pacific hotel.
MISS KATIE STouTE.
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S. O'NRIL g. Go.

We shall be pleased to have every
one, whether wishing TO purchase or
not, visit our carpet department and
look at the novelties displayed.
SANGER Bros.
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Remember that Levinski a. Albea
give a discount of 10 per cent. on ali
cash sales TO the first of January.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Kelly's Creme dc la Creme cigars
at Castles & Morrison's Old Corner
drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Go TO Castles & Morrison's and call
tor Seidenbnrg's How-Do cigars.
Best in Waco for cents.
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Rogers 4 Bro, the genuine, only in
knives. forks, spoons, etc, at the
leading jewellers, Levinski ~ Albea.
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AZ Cost.

AZ Cost.
We have few elegant presents left.
Come and get them Tor New Year at
cost. CASTLES a. MORRISON.
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For delicsey. for purity and for Improve.
ment Of the compile ion. pothlng equals Poz.
sonis Powder; For sale by all druggists and
Morrison, Waco Tex.
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The celebrated Berwick bay oys-
ters received daily. Leave your holi-
day orders in time, SO that you will
be sure OF them.
DARRow Il BURKE.
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The severest chemical tests show
the purity and efficacy of Red Star
Cough Cure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Silver ladlc at So, at Levinski &
Albea's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Silver tilting pitchers, special bar
gains, offered In this line, by Levinski
n Albea, the leading jewellers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Remember that Leyinski Il Albea
give discount of 10 per cent. on all
cash sales to the first of January.
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Deane's cabipes landlords, be-
.1rliament will allot
A pPhem free and will moi
ppdte the landlords.
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Deane's cabinet photos, 81 per doz.


hank Notice.
There will be a meeting Of the
stockholders of the Citizens National
Bank of Waco, at their office, OH the
second Tuesday in January, for the
election of directors for the ensuing
year, and such other business as may
come before them.
l. b. BLACK, Cashier.
December 81, 1885.
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Christmas Tree.
For every two dollars worth bought
of us we give prize of of our tree.
II You will not buy at our price, you
can buy at yours.
A. S. O'NEIL 81 Go.
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Dcane's cabinet photos, s. per doz

The best regulator OF Dig stlve organs and
tiers. Try H. but beware of Mutations Get
from your grocer Oh druggist the genuine arti
Gle. manufactured by Dr. G. b. siegeri a
sons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Pixies Toothache drops cure in one
miuIie. German Corn Remover kills
corns and bunions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Casters, bargains in castors, n
Levinski & Albea's.
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st. Jscosb OIL absolutely cures
rheumatism aud costs only 50 cents 4
bottle,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Go to The wood yard next to fire
engine house for your stove wood.
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Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
Ways be used for children tecthins. Il sooths
ne ohiin, soitens the gums, sllays all pains,
diarrhgA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Full assortment of New. Year cards
at "A. 5. O'Niel Il Co.'s,
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W pEolOng hiA lin
fling to the rarity of red bs an.
among the Tartar aud Chinese trihaa
,ne comparatively light haired Euro,
psans 20 by the name of red devils \
name, be IL noted, by no means ~ IN
complimentary as others used for ma
Df 'he Chinese. The red devil doe
not now appear to be Interior To n
blue rather the contrary. for in
spirit land red thread lies together
.he soul OF those who, when horn a.
m,ortals, are TO become man and wife
Renee az marriages in some pa
China the cards of betrothal hsv
needles stnck in them, with
tnread passing through tbe ,,vo
needles, The cups out OF whi,p
bride aud bridegroom drink ars -, IN
ned with rcd thread. Demons arc
Inoiiihed by presents of red threat
anu red cloth. Thus the history Of
the wicked one goes on, and il Willis
ages before the world viii unito in
ssllegg and -helieying @the devil Il
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Full assortment of New Years
cards at A, 4. O'Niel Il Co.'s.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Good cheer for everybody at the
White Elephant.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Lifts fancy embroidered handker-
chiefs for holiday prese. is, at Sanger
Bros.
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Novelties in mikado, crete, Madras
and TurcOman curtains, any of which,
will make an acceptable ChrisiJti.i
present, at Sanger Bros. ner- un,pl
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riv,nIso, December 2s.-The
ierdh steamship "Yalparlso's ar
for uronel from Liverpool yes
sAusth a number Of ooIoiiists
= 49, he. - hort stoan,,..
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The finest line of baby cups in
town at Levinski Il Albea's.
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Emma Abso,r. view Opera Company.

t"ush AbbOtts view Opefh sotup"uS'
The Grand Opera company which
Miss Emma Abbott has organized for
this season will play an engagement
Ut the McClclland Opera House on
Tuesday evening, December 30, and
present one of their NEST charming
operas in this city. "Mignon," by
Ambrose Thomas, IL an opera In
which Emma Abbott and her COM
pany excel, aud n rare musical treat is
in store for Waco's citizens.
The company has now been per
forming but ten weeks this season,
set IL has given fifteen grand operas
and the comic opera of "Mikado.r
The ensemble Is stronger and more
expensive Than any company Miss
Abbott has heretofore had. and
among the artists are Laura Bellini
Lizzie Annandale, Bertha Fricke aud
the indeiatigable Emma herself, as
prima donuas.
A. last Miss Abbot has succeeded
IN securing two superb ienors in
Fernando Michelena Ia Spanish TENOR
aud Agostino Montegriiio. The art
lists are both young, handsome and
have gennini tenor voices and the
italian method and fire. II viii GER
tiinly be refreshing TOR lovers OF
good music TO at last hear fresh,
ringing tenor voice.
Another fortunate acquisition TO
fbc Abbott opera company, IL the
American baritone, Sig. Pruette, late
Of her Majesty's opera company, who
IL everywhere acknowledged as the
most artistic and pleasing baritone
who has appeared In English opera
since Stanley lett our shores. Miss
Abbott advertises Pruette us the
American Stantley,and he has received
innch flattering nctioo wherever h,
has appeared.
Another feature Is William Broder
lex, the famous basso proiundo, who
Is tho only real good basso that ha'
sung in English opera since the deatl
of George Comfy. Angelo Barbara
Fred Dixon, Maurice Council ant
others, complete the Iist OF artists
Alarge chorus, a complete orchestra
under the direction OF Signor Tom
lnnsi, new aud elegant costumes, an'
large ropertory of grand and Ugh
operas, enable the Abbott opera com
pany TO present grand opera in En-
Glish Ia complete and proper man
ner, and the growing success Of thi
famous Organization IL but the merit
- iresult OF liberal aud inteligen
Riagement.
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Look at the new styles and bar,
gains In clothing at b. IIaber.
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A Real Need.
From the Atlanta Constitution
Young man, Seneca, S. c.: will you
please give me the whole CT the song,
beginning:
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for Mfants and Chr

CaateFia eures Collie. co1Gipshoa.
Sour Stomach. ntAnhnA, ErastAtlaa.
Kns wouma. gives sieep. ADD prsnaos>1 -
wiiE0ai Injurious nsaieasoa.
n cDrAuH coKrAsr. Ia FULTON s,rsss. y. ~
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Dcane's cabinet photos IS per doz
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sssiais % vsli ss.p,iss eAIidren.ha,
amend Is o. superior . any preseriptioa
4 " me" IL. A1u, D.,
III sN ozf0ra :. hresiGn. MT.
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Excitement I'm Texas.
Great excitement has been caused
in the vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the
remarkable recovery of Mr.. j, H. Cor
ley, who was so helpless he could not
turn in bed, or raise his head every
body said he was dying of consnmp-
ton. A trial bottle of DIR. Kings
New Discovery was sent him. Find
ing relief, he bought a large bottle
and box Of DIR. Kings New Life
pills; by the time he had taken two
boxes OF pills and two bottles of the
discovery he was well and had gained
in flesh thirty-six pounds.
Trial bottles of the great discovery
Tor consumption free at Castles s,
Morrison's. - 10
A quick Resssery. sta Tho lin
II gives Us. great -'hha III
that the sotfchs be introduced ny
being at fssA -. ~ ia f'cor"eA'
Nv . av y, ssln si ,iaislaov Al 20 M y
Ral.-.------.-s.. ---s7 'ss,,g,s ., 5
fee -
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N 'CIe||and0peTa House
Attractions.
The Aboti Opera Company and OPERA
Companies I'm Geueray

The forthcoming visit of the Emma
AbOtt Grand English Opera Com.
uady induces a few remarks about
opera companies in general. he
country AT the present time is flooded
with innumerable combinations call.
ing themselves "opcra companies, -
but which hive really no claim TO
that title. These organizations gen.
orally consist ola lianulnl OF incom-
peient people with no right whatever
TO be described as artists. Most of
the principals wonld experience some
difficulty in obtaining engagements
In the chorus of really iirst-class
company. They are, as rule, as dc.
tcient in operate talent as they are
in a knowledge Of astronomy. The
performances, consequently, are
usually very sad affairs, except in
cases where the gallery is tickled by
the antics of some ham fat" come
dian. The costumes and stage prop
critics are very scanty, and The one
suit, has to do duty in all the operas,
aud thus there is always more or less
incongruity. But the worst feature
Of all is that none of these alleged
opera companies carry auy orchestra.
This Is very diverting, although
musical people who expect
to hear opera properly
rendered, nay not think II SO, Il be-
ing copper-bOttomed axiom in the
operate world that no organization
eau call itself an "opera company" I'M
less II carries its own orchestra. An
opera company without an orchestra,
Uecessitaies the use OF well-worn
piano, which IL like the play of Ham
let without the melancholy Dane. The
performance OF such companies, re-
gardcd unsteady, are distinguished
failures. Not TO speak of soaring ia.
to the region of grand opera, the art
ISIS are not even capable of properly
interpreting either the librelto or
music of such operas rs the Mikado.
This, of course, must not be taken rs
4 disparagement Of the music of the
istter opera, which abounds in pas
sagcs worthy of Beethoven, aud in
which Sullivan has made his closest
10 grand opera. In fact, the
music of the MikadU is of so difficult
md pretentious a nature that the
of these herc.to-day- aud
companies find Them
selves hopelessly unequal to the task
Of rendering 1t properly. and thus
the very finest passages and members
are ruthlcssly butchored, 10 make
Roman holiday and also to make tears
of anguish How from the eyes OF the
(fOr the time being peo-
pie in the audience gifted with II
ear. IL is relief 10 turn
from the discussion of such com
panies to note the visit of the Abbott
opera company. the only good opera
company singing in English in the
United States, and the only one, with
the exception of Mapleson, carrying
its own complete aud fully equipped
orchestra, chorus and wardrobe.
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OUT the lands of the fol
emperor awoke to fin,
gone, and we know 10
the Afreet looked, aud
that he was blue, because
summoned his court pal
a portrait made of him
This was copied again
sent to all parts OF wo
nlar with ar.ists as J..
sometimes beneflcen -
air, According 10 G
ent htad of the del
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Toilet sets, the finest in the state,
ut leyinski Il Albes's.
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When young man falls In love
with little turtle dove,
He II pretty apt to finger
Round about her under jaw.
We regret we cannot give our cor
respondent the remaining verses of a
poem that opens So promisingly
When young MN needs poem Ike
This, he needs it badly.
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MANHOOD

-~u .S u D. =. / 9 81 mI.
NER ysicai haze ee thai hal
Thousands o. cases Of days of ever,
Ei osn sssuis sa n isd,. ,of the primitive
e ,,,I.s y Neryi' sentral character In
i%i sas no e.s e'id world peopled by
s w.sIs, "a the dead. The Indian
iss sent day sees an evil spirit
hurricane and troubled waters
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49, n.y. sIudueu With Jewels, and
new Ont with them II the roof sud
aeniy another blne devil appeared.
ouii-mouthed, and OF gigantic size
with black Leather top.boot ON one
loot while the other was bare. He
mad on blue gown, which covered
one arm; the other was bare and held
massive sword with which he In.
staniiy put the little sneak-tbief To
death. The emperor asked him who
he was, and the monster replied that
us name was Tsung kwei. When a
man, he had taken honors in the the
oretlcal study of war. and as a snirit
ne had become general over ali The
lmps, Ogres, wraiths, hObgoblins
and such Ike nn,iai Sooiiuo
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The Shortest Line

And the most Fan.
ne dreamed
---.ked devil came
* the empress per-
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immediate Connections wildly immor,sI
for all points Nerth aud IS able fhron aaS ~. .he
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-06-23
Negro Rayishers,

New ORLEANS, June pa special to
the Times Democrat from Hattiesburg says
On Saturday afternoon Isaac James, color.
ed Methodist preacher, attempted to out
rage the ten-year. old daughter of Randolph
Ferguson, residing three miles north of
Augusta, Miss. James escaped to the
swamps, but was captured yesterday and
placed in Jail at Augusta. 1t WAS with
great difficulty that the Sheriff prevented
the Infatuated citizens of the section from
lynchiDg the negro.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., June 23.-At Wades
borough night or two since, Mrs Bruner,
{. highly respected lady, was knocked down
and outraged by negro named John Bo.
gan. He dragged her to the woods near
her home where the deed was committed.
Began escaped, but the people are hunting
for him in all directions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-06-23
Georgia Bonds.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 23.--The Hon N.
G. Hammond, member of Congress and ex
Attorney General of Georgia, made an elab.
crate argument before Deputy Attorney
General Poste, yesterday afternoon, in rela.
ton to the bonds of Georgia. He claimed
that none of the bonds of the State had been
repudated except about $l50,0OO, which
had been paid once and which Henry Clews
& Co. held as collateral, with the under
standing that they were not to be paid
The bonds were traced to J. M. Guiteau, a
lawyer in the employ of Cews, who declined
to give the history of their possession, claim
ing it was a professional secret. Ham
mond's argument was to the effect that
Georgia was solvent and that the new bonds
ought to be allowed for investments By saw
ings banks of this State. 1t is thought here
that the Attorney General will decide other
wise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-06-23
Crisis Supposed to be Past.

LONDON, June 23.-The crisis in political
affairs is believed to have been passed, and
most probably to-day all differences between
conservatives and liberals will be arranged,
and the conservatives will form q new cabi
net. 1t is said that some technical points
only yet remain to be settled. In principle,
it is claimed, Mr.. Gladstone has not depart
ed from the lines originally adopted by him,
but he has made fuller concessions to the
conservatives than were hoped for. He
reserves however, full liberty of action in re
gard to any new measures of moment that
may be introduced into parliament; at the
same time, he undertakes to assist the new
government in completing the ordinary
business of the session. 1t is reported here
that Baron Won Staal, the Russian ambas
sador, has been instructed by his govern
ment TO maintain an attitude of reserve to-
wards the government of the Marquis of
Salisbury. Baron Van Staal is also in.
structed, according to the same report, to
Insist that Zul6car Pass ought to belong to
Russia, in order to check any advance AT
ghanistan may propose to make into Rus
sian territory
The Earl Of Granville announced in the
House of Lords this evening, and Mr.. Glad.
stone made similar announcement in the
House of Commons that the Marquis of
Salisbury had accepted Office and that he
had gone to Windsor Castle to so inform the
Queen. A motion was made in each house
to adjourn until Thursday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-06-23
The Alleged Alibi for Cluverius.

1t is understood that Ciuverius will make
no attempt to establish an alibi on the testi-
mony of the witness ]. d. Savage, Of Clifton
Forge, that he cav a man al the Dime Mu
scum on the night of Miss Madison's muir
der whom he supposed was Ciuverius. There
is abundant proof to show that Savage was
at Clifton Forge on the night Of March Is.
w. c. Moody, of Clifton Forge, by whom
Savage is employed, arrived in Richmond
yesterday, and has made deposition that
Savage, last Wednesday, received tele-
gram from Johnson, asking him to come to
Richmond Cluyerus was very much de-
pressed yesterday. The Commonwealth, it
is said, has evidence to show where Culver
Jus was twenty minutes after eight o'clock
on tho night of the murder; that Miss Mad
isc n was bis companion at that particular
time, and that their whereabouts was cen
sislent with evidence given in the trial.