The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-29
The aa1ieta nsu Eagle snudap orug 1eeember 20 1885
ouestion.-what effect has tobacco On

Answer.-It give your teeth . rec
look.
Q.-What ON digestion?
! A.-Eaten -four bread with thanks
! (2) 1t causes the digestion to be veal
/ and watery, and it cause uss to be sick Of
| the stomac.
Q.-What on the bones?
A.-Meat is on the bones. t2) 1t ef
fects the bones woos than the flesh.
| Q.-What on the flesh?
A-Skin is ON the flesh.
(Which is more injurious, chew
ing or smoking, and why:
A.-Smoking is more injurious Their
chewin because it effect your longs
chewing only effect your teeth and gives
you a bad breath.
Q.-What can you say Of cigarette
smoking?
A-They will effect your longs. (2I
They stop the groth of the young.
Q-What effect has intoxicating
drink ON the digestion?
Alt cause them not to diges we'll il
cause the appetite to grow but the fat If
not sound, and it burn your haslet all to
pieces.
Q.-What on the brains
A.-Fire on the brain. It cause them
to be addle and they loosing part Of
they sense for a while and when they
get sober it will come back agane.
Q.-What on the muscles!
A.-Flesh on the muscle.
Q.-What on the nerves?
A big heart on the nerves.
Q.-Give brief account of the set
Element of South Carolina.
Alt was settle by the inlishman
and they fout hard keeping the endian
back SO they might settle.
Q.-Give an account Of the contest OF
1876 in this state.
A.-The publiken party got detected
and has been defeated ever sence.
Q.-What is a sentence?
A.-Clock rund is sentence.
Q.-What are the principal parts Of .
sentence?
A-The beginning and the ending.
Q.-Name your county senator and
representatives.
A.-Grover Cleveland and Ben Till
man.
do not know what haslet is. Will
some kind friend give us little light
on the haslet? What bearing has it on
digestion? Is it due east or south of the
gall, and is it larger in colored per-
son than in white one? Will some
oft
light, as they say where the colored vote
is very much sought after-kindly throw
a food Of light upon this question, so
that every school child, black or white,
bond or free, shall know what the has
let is?
A young man who says that he is liv-
ing on farm near Bucksport, Me-, and
working it on Nires, while his team
ekes out somewhat precarious liyeli-
hood by subsisting on the ichens that
grow in great abundance ON the north
side of a large bowlder which bounds
his farm on the east, asks what the per-
sonal feeling is between Thomas B.
Reed and General Harrison.
w AOG hAOW Wuoe ~ ID. tLIuh,
however, that it is entirely friendly.
Mr.. Reed may have said in his buoyant
way what might have been called or
perverted into criticism, but it was
only designed as repartee.
may be pardoned for saying that l
remember such little passage, and as
it did not amount to anything repeat
it to show that there is no malice in
what Mr.. Reed says, only he would
joke General Harrison just as freely as
he would plain taxpayer like myself.
The talk turned upon General Harri-
son, and, the party being politically
mixed, some ungodly Democrat said
something rather flippant, and Mr.. Reed
added a line to- give piquancy to the
joke, whereupon General Joe Hawley
remarked loyalty and with great spirit
that while so and SO were taking place,