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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

MaN ~
HFifiy csntA
A strap 1Soene vas enacted In the
yard ol,the eQuntY Jail lately. says
The Atlanta Johynal.
n any one had hooked behind the
tail board fence among tho moon
sinners about 6 O'Clock the other
morning they would have seen from
the earnest conversation Of the men
and their excited gestures that some
thing unusual was about % happen.
aud II they hal peeped behind the
fence ~ $50 they would have seen
= long. tall fellow walking back
and forth along the narrow yards.
Looking neither 20 The right nor left.
but keeping up she steady lick he
had struck. unmindiul OF The re-
marks made By his companions
IL vs. q LONG walk. for Il began a.
$3.50 In the morning. and ended a. 7
in she evening. but the most remark
able part about IL vas that the man
walked the day away for the small
sum Of City centa
The young man who did the walk
Ing Il David X Payne q Union
county. who Is servirs shirty-oay
sentence in jail FOR illicit distilling.
His home Is on Young Cane creek.
and he Is as Wild and untniorcd ~ a
mountain moonshiner ever gets 20 BE-
Ono morning. when breakfast was
being served. Turnkey Pat McCul-
lon.h. In okiHg wa said 70 Payne.
Who had been Dragging about the
long walks he had taken. "l'll bet
you hfty eents you ean't walk all
day"
"A whole atty cenis" he sx'
claimed. With = whistle Of astonish'
meat
yes; hny cents" replied Mscul
Tough.
you mean II. pardnori you ante
, joking"
Not q BIT Of e."
"lt's 20. pardner. I'll take ~
bet ef any er you tellers viii cove
she str cents."
The noaey vas covered and .
$50 e'oleok Payas began his walk
striking late loas. swinging strids
which he kept ap I'll day long. H
y walked lron enc side q ths yard :
tAs ether. . distanss 81 i5s yards 70
= she rsasa tFip. making Il every ~
J. miautsa
whaa aiuneF tins oans he ala n
:. step - sas. ~ took hls plate
. victuals IN bis kaad. eatiug - /
walked. Ne was givea water mas
tinss durinG the day. bat nev'
Z stopped - ariak II lie swallowe
Il On the msvs. asa never once lol
- the long. swinRing stride be starts
n With in the morsing
,s lie kept up his walk until 7 c'cioe
. thas aisht sever stopping for . nj
H. u,e aitsr he started.
~ ~ mskiug SIS calculations. Il vi
!. ~ sssn that. 10 he walked 4
"A yards IL tws niautes. he wake
u frsn s:3e " 7. 49, hours = disiaa
!. 81 50 1ilss aad q fraction.
- He VS. eivca the dftT esuts III
~ hs aaishsd his walk. aad SEEM
~ VERY proud u Il - he laid u Az
. il AIS pocket vita tAe remas
~ That's . gsod little pile er mons
~ never ala 80 a. much a. " 80 o
y time duriAg all mT life"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24
COOKING AND EATING.
Ne, Esesy Man knows How 90 ID"
I.ither Properly.


Either Properly.
A. one time. some 200 or 900 years
aFo. Italy held the palm for cookery
and the French mocked at what Mon
tairne termed le science de guolle, says
London Chat. Thea came other days.
When masters OF the art. such as bech-
,mell ma.trs dhoiel Of Louis the
Magnificent. ana Natel. the famous
steward OF the prince dc condi. ruled
over the Aesthetics Of the dinner table
ana when great ladies. even prineeasea
cf the 70, al blood and mattresses On
tltrc. though, b no lnilgniv to diree'
Tie course of a dish or 10 Themselves
prepafc Il. Princes Souhise invented
the PURGE d'oigaons that Is even nov
called aftor her The princess OF
Conte gave her name 10 particular
mode Of serving breast Of mutton
re duehcrs o. Maliix. vyins with her.
10 n sncciai way OF dressing a leg OF the
,.p,o Wand. The entlc Louise dc Ia
/ Vallicre was a great adep; Ia all Gull
s.ry lore and Nine. de Maiutenon,
femme sayanio as she was. would her
SO prepare les colele.tes Ct paplilo'e
~ the dedication Of her royal mas
,sv. In tact. 50 alarmed was she ~nen
Louis XIV showed a prediction TOT
80 du moutoa a Ia Conte that she
called IN rcro I.achalso, who. In as
..,rn. Invoked he ala OF another priest
,Sth tho triunphan; result that Ca
-erd an Pcre Donlllel Is known his
torieaily Of having been the dish that
veaned the too-snsccptihle moparei
from the pitfalls OF the princess ane
axed him In the paths Of virtue BY th'
side OF the Widow scarron. VITA al
due respect to Mgr sayarln, u Is no
every man Of sense who knows no" &
cat Witness the frsi Napoleon ans
the great Carlyle. men who swailowe'
heir food In great gulps, running ak
their health and. what In synonymou
Vlth health. their temper also. Ever
one IA not like Mr. Gladstone, VII
Avs Il down a. an axiom, that FOO
I should DC NNINNN WV p" NN" -
least twenty or thirty times before
{ n finally swallowed. 30 do not deeeiT
t, yourselves. The most important hou
that a day has In store for you IN
axle on which all elao turns-healtf
} business wealth. happlness-is TIA
hour which Il ushered IN by what 10y
, ron calls "the tocsln Of the soul. cha
IA. the dinner bell II Is a time 70
Z which 10 prepare ourselves with so
emnlsy BETTING such a grave occ'
!. rlon and ls not to be rushed int
e lightly. a. n q we:t Of li,sle or no me
;. ment. Otherwise. how has Il arise
Il hat the favored sucs Of the cart
hahlmally cast Of the garments
toll. the coat Of varied hues and N
mentlonable garments OF unvafis
form. and stllse ths1sslves De rlgue'
= whenever Il IA question Of dinner
TIA said Tat ton Of steel viii nal
IN -. nna -.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

Sydney OweasOn. Who was made
suddenly famous By her aovcl. The
Wild Irish Girl" met a great actor
a. supper. Ne Kemble (she says In
her memOirs) vas evident y mueh
prooccupled lie was seated visa
Wis. and had repeatedly stretched his
arm across the table for the purpose.
as supposed. Of helping himself 70
some boar's head. Alas my head
happened 20 b the object which
hxed his attention. which. being Z
true Irish cathah head. dark. cropped
and curly. struck him 81 = better
Brutas than any In his repertoire Of
theatrical perukea Succeeding a
last In his purpose. he actually stnel
his claws into my locks. and. id
dressing me IN the deepest scpulchra
tones. asked. Little girl. wher'
did you bur your wig'-ArgonauL
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

GONE a4t1r1ti1irE cIfirtr eHfti -
organize few regiments q Ianfees
70 70 down 70 Cubs and end The brutal
buichefies Of innocent people. This
would be a good time Of the year TO-
. trip Of thar kind. and We know Of
many who would like to 20. The va
cation need not be a very ioas one.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

Blessed be the man who finds bis
liieEork early and does ltf' exclaimed
Doctor cuyisr recently. In speaking Of
General Armstrong: and cursed Be ne
man whs h.s Il hlnted 10 hin and
fails 10 DO W.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24
me-. .. rI... I.ll. 20.

Tom. with emotion--Jlm. wa
born Ia this houso. nay grsndiAihsr
killed my grandmother Ia Il. and ny
Irwin brother ieit Il 20 end bis dsys
hi Sing Sing. and / return from ~
BORN on the island 20 hnd The old
place occupied by heather laus-
aryman (Gurgllng.l DO you soD.
aer at ny show Of fcclinH (Aiis. :
pauso.) let. Goin an ROB hln.-
Life
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

We oHer Oae Haniret Dauafs fssasd
for any case % catarfh that canaet -
tlIred By HANS Catafrh Care.
" !. CHIMNEY q CO. Teiaae. q.
We. tho undetslgned have knoua y, J.
Cheney fof the last IS years. ana baiisve
him perfectly honorable n Al euslaeH
Transactions and financially ahle y carr
OF any obligations made ~ thrlr artl,
West a traaK. Wholesale Druggists. To-
iedo. a.
Nsidins. Kinnaa a harvia. wasisssis
ufuEEiata alefo. o.
Halls Catarrh cure u taken Internally.
acting directly upon the oloaa aaf ~.
Enun surfaces ef me uyatem. Teailnos
niais seat Tree. Price 10 PEI bettie 1eiA
~ All drunEiata
Halls FamnT Pms ar the best.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

hiIem seems different IRON
he used %" remarked a ran
street
Pin what wayP
ale was once 80 soli-rellant and
boasticl-ono Of the people. you
know. who seem 70 know u all "
-Ugss had that taken out e
hin
'aOw"
ellis son. aged q. Is home from
ollcge"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

william Henry Anger Of Konsal
Town. London. aged -. was al the
Narylebone police court a few weeks
aro with another hoy, John fhlel. aged
"A. charged by the police with susple-
lous conduct. Anger. on being meas.
ured. was found 10 be feet . inches
IN heisht. while the other boy. though
one year older. was only about half his
heleht. The magistrate, Mr.. Plogden.
was somewhat incrcdulous a. 20 An.
GERS ase. and the lads father having
entered the wltness-box. assured his
iordship that his son was ONLY Is years
az age. James Teller. the young I'm
allah giant. At the age OF 10 was up
ward Of s feet IN height. and al II 8
feet. HIS two sisters we're Of gigantic
rrowth-one at the age OF - years was
s feet 81 inches high. and the other At
sho age Of years was nearly feet IN
hclsh.. The European Magazine for
November. i1S5. mentions youns
Olouceascrshire giant. who was the son
Of a Mr.. colett. Of Upper Slaughter,
near slow-on.,he-wood and was Il
years Of age. ye was 5 feet . inches
hlsh. measured feet III inches round
che waist. 2 inches round oael
,s,' :. s ", : inees. 'oaad III
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

Caller-You say this Photograph
vas taken when you we're youug
man never should have suspected
II. u looks like the picture Of =
biz. good-natured boy. Was the ar
MAJ making you laugh about some
hing?
Mr.. Kalones-NO That was ~
natural expression. II was how !
booked before taklng Mira kaionsa
Chicago Tribune.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24
OF course everybody has seen stars

on course everybody has seen stare
but none more beautiful than are
Venus and Mars At the present time.
And to look al them now It Is not
necessary 10 gel up out Of warm nest
Ia the middle Of the night As soon AZ
the sun II down they are now NJ.
Venus In the west and Mara In the
east: and who knows but they are
squirting a; each other and making
remarks about us.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

France Thinks Madagascar May Yet ne
. Gnnd Ihlns.

France Think. Madagascar May Hsi no
Coed Thing.
In the French senate a day or two
ago during a discussion Of the NADIA.
gascar Quertion. the minister OF the col.
onies. NJ. LeBon. said tha, the govern
mont hoped that the island before Ions
would be organized as a province and
with some kind Of autonomy. He add
ed that Instructions had been given &C
Gen. GalllJni prescribing vigorous ac-
ton Tor the suppression OF the Hova
Hogemony. but be had been recon.
mondcd TO avoid Wholesale dragooning
while al the same time he vas author
lied to act and to threaten as he
thought "a. persons who are open e
suspicion. The minister for the colon
les further stated that a bill providing
for a loan TO convert the Madagascar
debt would shortly be presented. II
spite Of the distress he explained IN,
doacit Tor the year would not o.ece.
e.6o0. 900 francs. which would be GOV
cred by the conversion. Continuing
the minisier Tor the colonies state.
that the French resident general II
Madagascar. a. Ia Roche, had no
granted any concessions Tor publ
works 60 foreigners and he. n. L.ehor
did not favor concessions either to for
cleners or TO the representatives OF
foreign company. g. LeBon stated TIA
he deprecated pesalmis:lc views regard
lnr the future Of Madagascar. as be va
perfectly convinced that the rcbclllo
would soon be suppressed and ths
Madagascar would become one OF n
most promising and prosperous Of n
colonies o. France
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

A traveller named McOansaa 80
sued the Pullman Car osmpaay fsr -.
ting the Gre 80 out In the slespss n
which he was riding trSu NeE Ysrt
20 81. JOha. n D. Mr. AsGa1gan
contracted a very bad cola aaa As pTs.
poses 10 warm up the compaay q littis
II ho doa't reoover . cea,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

II We we're all governed By our feel
lnEs. most o. ire work done IN Tie
world would be the result 81 spite.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

Has found that her lltii. ones are I'm
proved more BY the pleasant syrup OF
. rigs. when In need Of the laxative eject
~ a gentle remedy thaa by any other.
Nd that Ia "a more acceptable 10 them
children enjoy Il and I, benefits them.
The true remedy. syrup ~ figs. IL man
ufacturei hy the Cailfornla tlg syrup
Company only.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

Ass sad, 10, surest solacs IN the bsnlEnaat ton
lo aid sEorisd By Hosisiisr's slomaeh hiitsrs.
~hich counieracu rheumatic and malsrial
tendencies. relieves growing Inactivity Of The
kldnsy.. AMI h The anssi remedy extant Tor
disorder Of The stomach. liver asd bowels.
Nolysusi ess. too. with which Old people ars
yegy apt 10 BE- aaieted. /, promptly relieved
~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

The huge turtles that existed during
the youth Of the world appear TO have
Inhabited the foothills Of the Hima-
laya mountalna. The shells aud bones
Of these extinct creatures which oc-
cnslonaily wash out Of the ravlnes
where they have been buried for ages.
prove than they were more than twice
a. large = any specimen Of lha ter.
iolso family which now exists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24


Dr. w. p, Northrup. in an article en-
titled. "Antlto1in Treatment OF Diph-
iberia. = Pronounced Success" In the
Forum. proelaims that since the day
Lister proposed antlsepiics IN surgery.
medicine has not taken 30 great step
IN advance as that OF anti-toxin. DR..
Northrrps article Is cAieny devoted
to the Analysis Of the report Of COM
mlttee OF the American Pcdriailc So
cie;y. which claims 10 have obtained
statistics In support Of the new treat
ment lie says. The results Of the
commuters investigation may be brief
" summarized as follows OF the ASA
cases reported to the committee $50
died. a mortality Of - per cent. OF
the sl2 New York Beard Of Health
cases 100 died. a mortality Of Us per
cent. OF the i.46S cases treated hy ths
/ -hlcsgo B-afd Of Health "a died. a NOR
tallty Of GO per cent Tho total 5.59l
cases gave 7l2 deaths a mortality o.
las per cent. We may justly set be-
side them the reports Of an cases o
diphtherla occurring in New York city
which. TOR six years preceding the In
reduction o. antigoxin. from lSSs-9i
inclusive. give a mortality Of 80 pc
cent-the lowest mortality during tha
perlod being that Of &c per cent In ISIS.
The result Of any comparison that cal
b. made Is a decisive verdict In fave
OF the aniitsxln treatment"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

Frank Hnl. tAs ussishY oitioaa .
BurllnEson. lad. who discovered gee
IN large amounls In that sicini,y. has
died and hia secret 10 dead vita hin.
proapectors will huat arouHa aad try
70 discover where the treasure Lee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

"a Is 10 the natural taste ~ woman
for hcauty and RICHES that the greatest
progress Of industry and ART Is aitria
utcl."- Alphnnsr Kart
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24
the ORIGINAL CRANE DANCE.


View Iuitatss bg DnsAinE soubrsssss
- The Variety stage.
There Il 9 dance called the Crane
dance" which IL popular Al the vaude-
viz, houses Just now. No purely imi-
sativs dancing csnld fail 90 gain By
being An exact copy Of the performances
OF tAe long-aecked. spindle-legssd sand
hlll crane. TIA steps are no, emily gro
tesqus. but they are e kind 20 make
the Eravcst oalooker lose his dignity
and laugh Hike a delighted boy 81 the
elrcus. The crane beElas ia dance
b. shovira enc leg. with lie claw at
tachmsnt. straight out IN froat Of hia
body. Thea he lowers Il and draws Il
back slowly until Il IL within an inch
or two Of the grouad. Then there Il
. lightnins-like double shuttle. and the
ether leg Is pointed 20 the front. Then
the dance begins In earnest The wing
arc stretched and beat the air In per
feet time 10 the movement OF the feet
be they going fast or slow. There Il
the semblance OF a clog. then the sin
uous foot and body movement OF thl
Nauteh riri. and In a moment the whlr
Of the dancing DerylsA. TO be snceecdei
as a finale By a sort Of Wild "all hand
round" in which every feather OF IN
bird is alive as Il enters into the 10
Of the dance with an utter abandon
The act Of stopping Is like the halt
OF the German soldier sudden. stiff
ana instant Then the crane marche
away 70 a corner with a stiil stated
tread. but With an eye which appears 1
reveal embarrassment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

DO Terror May ne seen.
ssed through irightinl ex-
I" said Jaeger. proudly.
the most thrilling exhibit
human terror Once Ia
law . couple Of tourist
by txo enormous and
ions. and once
nothing" interrupted
"Weto you ever In an
with a couple Of women
stopped between foorsF'--
Record.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

The most discontinued pscpis on
farth are thoss uAo really do not
know what they waat.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

AN the reasoning ~ men are not
worth Que sentiment OF woman. Vol
t.lrn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

THE woman who does not please is a
false note In the harmonies OF nature"
HOLMES.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

FlVEPER CENr A wEEK PROFITS - TIE
aVcr1rr rfiufn nn nav fluctultlon ststem. send
Cor pamphlet five ". 4. FOREST. 9 nroad-
NAV n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24

Since Mveh. the government Of cape
Colony. africa. has bsea bully easasse
IN flghtiuE a devastating cattle platus.
This dlIasc has now been identified a.
the teri BE rinder pest. or cattle pest,
whlcNyarious periods from iIit on
ff has devastated the herds OF Eu-
rope. The course Of the disease seems
to be very rapid. death ensuing usually
In ihir,y-slx hours after the frsi synp-
toms. The natives demand eompsnsa'
ton for the herds slaughtered on sus-
plclon. Al eforta to check the dissans
have proved IN vain.
ON ncccmbcr sari. eiih. 2a,h soih
aud aisl aud January ist the II. 4 T.
e.. Ry. win sell round trip tickets %
any point on n. 4 r. e.. &. I. A y. W.
n. W 4 NO. and A. & y. W H. RS.
and 10 Galveston. ~ rate OF double
the child's fare. Tickets limited a.
January 9Th iS9l ~. l.. Robins.
q. +. 4 T.. A.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-24
Beware
OF the knife.

Mr Lincoln Nelson. OF Marshheld' Mo-,
writes, "For six years have been :
sui,erer from a scroiulous affection o.
The glands Of my neck, and all euoIs
of physicians IN WASHINGTON, y. y,
sp-inr6eid. m, and 81. Louis Jailed 70
rsluce the enlargement After slk
months constant treatment mere ny
phvsician urged me 10 submit 70 . ls'
novai of the gland. Atthiseritie.a.i. !, mo 2,
mert a friend recommended S.S.S.'
ami LAYING aside a decp-rooted prev
dis. aeains. an patent medicines. l os-
e 81, i,s use. Before / had used one bot
1e me- enlargement began to disappear,
ana now II Is entirely gone, thong y am
no, through with my second oo..le ~
u,d ouiv used your SIS. long ago,
would have escaped years OF misery
snd s,ved over SiSo."
This experience Is like that Of All vac ,
suiier with deep seated blood troubles.
T,he doctors can do no good, and even
thrir resorts 10 the kniie prove either
fri1iess or fatal. SIS. . the Only
raj blood remedy; Il gets at the root o.
the disease and forces Il out peFmA'
sss egramsfcri party rtgffabifl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-20
DAY OF RECKONING.
JcdRe woIeott's Court Dispenses Justice
By Wholesale Todsy-Their DepraVed
GIsIness Must Cease.

This was a day OF reckoning in
Judge Wrlco,1's court and by this
time SOME OF the persons to the days
do ngs are e=Der encing that the
way OF the transgressor is hard.
The officers this moFn,Ig swooped
down on the habitues of The vile re-
sorts on the east side anG brought
them before tie bar of the honora Jle
conn lssioner to plead TO the charge
of vag slcy. Eight of them, all
women, u erded gri'sy aad we e Civ
en- hi daysiI ia; aoOr a dozen
Others men and women pleaded not
q - and a.e having their tr'a' at
tbs w-.tilg.
r'oImy Wilcox is charged with
conducting n bawdy house, he oper-
ating for that purpose the brick
house erected over there by ID.
Davies.
AE0MOEE r lde stands IL is
-.e p. use of O.s. ct A.ttorr ey
. g. &c % also p. osecute the meL
wfo Re z arrouho those places with
out siOle means of supPors.
D !. ,he p Ogress Oi the cases
7 Judge X.glco. $ office was packed
with the morbidiy curious and the
prisole were for the t!ne being the
ceu.er OF attraction. One woman
VINO when her name was called re-
sponded guilty" had a two-year-old
child in her arms. The court told
her she could go on condition that
she would leave town. She accept.
ed the p opposition.
Another, a young looking creature
appeared heart-broken as she viewed
the situation and cried piteously, the
others were as composed - though
the who e thing was a matter OF in
difference TO them.
TAe Af1MoREITE has a pro-o InC
syn1ashy fo- these poor falleT
wo nel, out az the same time IL u
only jus, that the Infamous dives ir
that part culas pa { OF town snoul6
DC broke -. The men who furnish
tnem " G houses In which q
carry their depraved vocation
.ould b even moe severely deal
with. Gown with such men and IL
somen will not occasion any troubs
in Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-20

The Washington Post tells a story H.
lustrating the pOliteness Of Minister
Ransom. One day, when he was in the
nate, rs he was going down tho cap
i;ol steps, no saw approaching n very
dull, long windod man. Ransom was
alarmed. Hewas in no mental or phys
ical shape 40 bear the hrunt Of n full
dedged bore just at that moment. lie
must do something TO save himself. As
tho dull one drew near, Ransom, in his
desperation, greeted him with shoit-
ness and hurried by. The other had
paused, but at this brief dismissal. as it
were, turned away up the steps. Rnn-
som was smitteu Of conscience at his
own rudeness. 1t was foreign 10 his Po-
lite and fiowery instincts. he must do
something TO take the soreness ont Of
the man. Ransom turned pleasantly
when some ten steps separated him from
the bore and called ont: "GoOdby,
Simpkins I've been thinking q mighty
heap about you lately, Simpkinsw AT
this Simpkins began to betray symp-
toms If returning but don't come
back, EimpEins, demonstrated Ran
som. wildly mofioning with both hands.
I've been thinking a mighty heap
abort you lately, Simpkins, but don't
come t-ck; don't come backV'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-20
SABBATH SCHOOL.
An Interesting P~Per Read Yesterday ~
the superinteaasat Before the First
Prrabytrrian SundsY School.

In the sunday school at the First
Presbyterian church yesterday were
read n number Of interesting papers.
The ARoMoREITE win publish some
Of them from day 70 day and among
them was one from the suPerintend-
ent on "The Ideal sabboth SCHOOL,
as follows:
To my mind in the Sabbath school
that apProximates the ideal there IL
the sunshine Of love, mirth and glad
ness
whs e the bare foot boy the girl in
tattered calico and the victim OF
misfortune are as much at ease and
as heartily welcomed as those clad
in rvstling silk, gliftering jewels and
gorgeous apparel
whe devout enthusiastic teahcers
meet classes that continually increase
in number, knowledge and purity
Where trained organists, vocalists,
stT ing band and all voices unite in
glad song the rapturous strains.
trilling and thrilling with grAtituds
Z anu praise AuAA kiAaaeu Aue NcII
heart Of Deity
where the bible is the book Of
books and teacher and pupil delight
In the study OF its lessons
Wnere the superintendent and as
I sistants are intense lovers Of souls
and haters Of formality, ceremony
and the monotony Of printed stereo-
type program
Where opening and closing IL
prompt, all are present and no time
is wasted.
Where the literature Is choice and
abundant, the secretary an expert
accountant and fnancier, no prize In
given, no debts incurred, many are
cheerful givers, some poorer school
= helped, and all rejoice In a Re
deemer's love.