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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

There are many mud volcanoc,
scattered throughout the world. bat
there are few whose action Is 60 rogu-
lar and 80 Characteristic as that OF
Demp0. in the Island OF Sumatra. Thil
marvellous volcano. about 10000 zee,
in height. was visited recently b. q
correspondent. who thus doscrlbcs o.
an was quiet and placid and ! cat
down while 20 take IN the details oil
scene 90 novel: o. vast circular basin
half q mile 10 diameter. with rocky
sides OF sheer precip.cca. displaying al
places horizontal strata. and al the bot
tom Of this another smaller basin. some
200 feet In diameter. filled 20 within
about thirty or forty feet OF its rim
with a smoking substance. like bur.
nishod silver. which reflected the blue
sky and every passing cloud. We had
cat thus Tor about ten or twelve min
utes when ] noticed that the center o.
the white basin had become intensely
black. and was scored with dark
sircaks. ThiL area gradually increased
BY steady scrutiny with my glass. for {,
was dlmcult TO make out what wa
silently and slowly taking place. ] al
last discovered that the blacknees
marked the sides OF a chasm that had
formed in-what ! now perceived the
white FURNISHED mirror 10 be-a lake OF
sCethlng mud The blackness increased
The lake was being engulfed. A few
minutes later a DUH. sullen roar wa.
heard. and had just time to conjeciur,
within myself whence Il proceeded
when the whole lake heaved and rose
In the air for some hundreds OF fee;
not as II violently elected. but With q
calm. majestic upheayal. and then fell
back upon itself with an awesome roar
which reyorberatcd round and round
the vast cauldron and echoed from
rocky wall 70 rocky wall like the surge
OF an angry sea: and the immense vol.
ume OF steam let loose from It's prison
house dissipated itself In the air. The
wave circles died away on the margin
OF the lake. which resumed its bur
nished face and again reflected the blue
eky and silence relgned again unit
another geyser had gathered force for
another expiration. Thus. all day long
the lake was swallowed up and yomi,ed
forth once IN every fifteen or twenty
minutes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Within an hauF I viii have ampulnicd
it and VIII have a lie. healthy great
toe IN my possession. which ] can inn
mediaieiy graft on 10 your foot 70
sou ronsent 10 the operation Il can be
performed within an hour and a half.
Tor ! VIII Immediately bring the toe
10 your room. remove yours and sew
the healthy one on without the loss OF
moments time Shall n be done?'
Tears Of gratitude coursod down Van
Brulcr's cheeks as be answered.
"You are my preserver. Dalrymple
! am Ia your hands"
AZ the expiration Of the stated time
81 Joined him In his apartments. carry
Ing a long bundle which might have
been a severed human limb or a billet
OF wood. This I placed carefully on
a table and proceeded 20 put my patient
Under the influence OF chloroiorm. Then
with a sharp instrument made q cut,
slight. but deep enough to leave a scar.
around the base OF the great toe Of the
right foot. and. after carefully band
aging II with m antlseptic dressing. re-
stored Van Bruler 10 consciousness.
When he opened his eyes I exclalm-
ed. enthusiastically:
You stood Il like a hero, Alfred.
and your magnificent constitution Is
sure to pull you through all right"
AS the matter was a very delicate
one We agreed upon perfect secrecy. 30
neither Of as had any embarrassing
questions 20 answer. / dressed the toe
daily. feeling like a dyed-ln-the-wool
hypocriic. always reporting Il as doing
well and az tho end OF a fortnight
declared the grating complete
Under the circumstances Van Bru-
lcr's gratitude was very painful 10 me.
and hls generous check. tenfold the
amount Of my bill. was 30 abhorrsnt
that sent Il anonymously TO a fund
for building a homo for needy actors
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
YOUNG PEOPLE AT WORK.

a oentcnarlan Christian Endoavorcr
Is reported lie Is one hundred years
young. truly.
Nineteen floating societies Of Christ
ian Endeavor have been formed in New
South Wales.
Dr. Clark will attend the Irish Ma
ilonal convention at Belfast. October
l-2. From there he will go to France.
A party OF South Dakota Endeavor-
ers drove one hundred and ten miles
In a wagon to the last state conven-
ton.
German Christian Endeavorers are
planning organized work 10 extend The
movement among German-speaklng
peoples.
A college committee" to interest the
young people In higher education. is
the laies; suggestion TO Christian En-
deavor societies.
The departure OF three Christian In
deavor missionary volunteers for the
foreign neld was reported one week
during September.
The famous Grace Baptist Temple.
OF Philadelphia. Rev. Russell II. Con-
wells church. contains eleven Christ
Ian Endeavor societies.
Baltimore Christian Endeavorers
sent 5ei children from the slums Of
the city out into the country for two
weeks each during the summer.
The tenth legion OF the New Yorf
city Christian Endeavor Union CON-
prlses all the local Endeavorers who
give tenth Of their Income to God.
A Germantown, Pa. Christian En-
deavor society visited a Philadelphia
rescue mission where were present ave
hundred persons. and each Endeayorer
did personal work.
Each OF the more than one thousand
prisoners In Iowa prisons receives al
the holiday season 4 written greeting
and bunch Of flowers from the Christ.
ian Endeavor societies Of the state.
The fresbyterian Mission Home IN
San Francisco. for Chinese girls that
have been rescued from the slavery OF
Chinatown. contains two Christian En-
deavor sleietles. a young peoples and
a Junior
sevenU-nve thousand bouquets Of
tiowors were sent to the Chicago Flow
er Mission this year by Iowa Christian
Endeavor societies. One Junior So
ciety alone within four months sent
twelve hundred bouquets.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

roll after roll OF parehment-likc sub
stance shaped like a toe. awokc In
terrible fright and felt strange
l.2hross In that tee Unable 20 20
asleep again rose. under the prelcnse
Of cutting the nail and found"-he
dropped his voice 10 a whisper-"thai
the dream was quito true. tried 20
cut the nall and discovered. as you will.
that could have clipped on the whole
thing without feeling Il. a. Z; was
really nothing but parchment"
He nung himself back In his chair
a. n 10 say; Il have told you all and
you must help me"
II will help you. old fellow" ! said.
aloud. then for one moment covered
my face with my hands and In that
brief time mapped out the course TO
follow. ! could see that the horror OF
his dream had 30 wrought upon his
fancy that Il had become a reality
which could not be dispelled By
laughter or seorn. Going to the door
! locked Il as II to secure the great
cat privacy.
Remove your shoe and let me make
an examination. commanded.
lie aid so and found the toe in per-
feet condition. except that the nail had
been trimmed a little too short. had
no doubt that this was the cause Of
the dream which had produced such
an effect His brain. for some reason
not clear 20 me, was In such a condl-
ton as to render this dream so vivid
that he had accepted Il as reality. As
] knew from my experiences In deal.
INK with patients lahoring under hallu-
tinations In the asylum. nothing could
say would convince him that Il was
only the fancy Of an idle brain. Il
was best then | decided. not to waste
time IN vainly trying to show him his
error.
] had known Of a somewhat similar
case o. the insane asylum. A patient
conceived the idea that his head was
turned backward AID Insisted upon re.
versing hts clothing. buttonlng every
thing In the back. and even walking
backward The physician was finally
obliged 70 humor him by giving MS
head severe wrench to turn Il
around to rs proper position" before
he was satisfied 10 don his apparel IN
toe customary way
wan" | said. yours Is an unusual
case and unusual means must be used
for lbs cure. Are you brave enough to
submit TO heroic measures to save your
Toe. peynpa indeed your lie event
FOR this mysterious change may affect
The whole system 10 ro, checked al the
beginning
lie shuddCrcd. but answered firmly.
I consent TO whatever you think best.
n I am crippled my career Is ruined.
Imagine my limplng en- the stage to do
love parts" aud he laughed bitterly.
lie knew tho hckle public 90 well that
he realized II he disappointed Il In any
way Il would without computation de-
throne him and put another idol In bis
place. The winter season had lust
closed and his time was at his own dis
posal.
Then" resumed. Il will amputate
The toe. but to do this would make
YOU In a sense what you so dread to
be, a cripple. ! viii remove Il, but ]
must replace IT,
"How Is that posslble3" he asked.
eagerly.
II have Just received word" ! an
swcred, "of a patient wio met with en-
accident a half hour ago which will
aecessliate the removal Of hts right
les. The limb itself h. IN a sound con-
dltlon. but Il was crushed az the knee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
BLASTS FROM rnERAM.s AoRN
L God be Cod. follow him.

4 God be God. follow him.
I Will bless the Lord at an tines
II God be for US. who can be agalns,
as?
Though he slay me- yet win irus. lr
him.
Ny soul shall make her boast In the
Lord.
l will dwell in the house OF the Lord
forever
In the Lord Jehovah is everlasting
strength.
will not let thee 20. except thou
bless me-
whOsOever belIeve,h on him shall no,
be ashamed.
As for me and my house, we viii
serve the Lord.
Goodness and mercy shall follow me
an the days Of my life.
Blessed Is he whose transgrcsslon IA
forgiven. whose sin Is covered.
De Of good courage, and he shall
strengthen your heart. an ye thar hon,
In the Lord.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
AN AMERICAN VICTORY.
The Value Os oar Car, Demonstrated
ON an Enr;i.h Railroad

The Value Ut Our Car, Dsmansiratsd
on an Enr;i.h Railroad.
The special attraction which the
Great Northern Railroad Of England
offers this season Is a complete train
Of eight long and heavy cars built upon
the lines Of the typical American car,
and furnished with all the various de-
tails OF equipment which characterize
an express passenger train In this
country How wide a departure ha-
been made from the common Engllsl
practice may be judged from the fol
lowing particulars: The train Is mad
mp OF eight ears Of al average length
Of 81 feet, their weight being not g.,
from forty tons. This IS more thal
double the length and weight OF IN
standard English six-whecied coach
The cars are carried on slx-wheelo
trucks. The Railway World Engllsi
In describing the train says: "Th
train forms a compact whole. as n
separate carriages are Joined by n
patGat Gould comblnod vcstlbulo. au
tomaiic coupler. buffer AID conilnuou
platform. the side buffers and screw
up couplings being abandoned In iavo'
OF appliances which have long bee.
used In America. In fact. the
indicates throughout the trump
American Ideas" The cars are
with the raised clere-siory roof. .
torpedo yentilators. double gas
Gould's steam heating apparaiu
geiher with electric calls from
compartment The English profc
for privacy Is shown IN the rctentl
the compartment division OF moA o
tho cars. there being only ono third
class open car. with doors az each en-,
and a passage down the confer TIL
rest OF the cars are called "camposiiN
corridor carriages" AID each contains
three lrst-ciaGs and four third-clas
compartments. a baggage room and
lavatoFics for each class. There q
also n large baggage car with six
wheeled trucks. Tho total length o
the train Is $50 feet and Il win carr,
abou, 600 passengers
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

slsant physician In an insane asylum
before going abroad for ST. Ger
many.
On my return 10 New y soon
built up a fne practice which repaid
me FOR all my work Of preparation.
a phyaclan has necessarily. oil
sorts Of people among his patients, but
# u not often that a man like my
friend Alfred Van Bruler goes TO one
for advice. However, he was uahered
into my private Office one morning and
DC came on professional business. Van
llrulor had splendid physique. was
handsome as Montague. and like him
an actor; adored hy the women. praised
BIZ the critics and lloniEed generally
Ills strong. healthy appearance gave
ono the impression uat here was C man
who possessed q aound mind In a sound
body. Judge then OF my surprise when.
greetings over. he leaned forward In
his chair and said IN excited tones:
"Dalrymple. the great toe on my
rlsht foot has turned to parchment"
u was With a herculoan effort that
] restrained from hilarious mlrth a.
these absurd words. thought az first
that II was a bit Of fine acting. but
a quick glance at his face checked my
laughter and convinced me that no
matter how irrational his speech he
firmly believed what he stated.
"You aBtonish me. Alfred" | said.
quietly enough. for. although | have
known several casef OF aesh ossliying
I have never before heard Of lts chang
Ing 10 parchuient. This ls something
new"
Yet be- broke To-. trlumphanily. ~
lesh can become bone. why cannot u
as easily change 10 parchment
] remained silent. Tor knew no an
swcr 10 make except the childish one
THAI "ii never had"
You zee. he continued. eagerly. III
came about this way. Last night
dreamed that tried 20 cut tho nail
Of the great toe OF ny RIGHT foot and
iouad that ! was simply cutting lnio
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
Wonderful Results from Pink Pills.
Ms John To'ier Relates a rsmas..,,.
sforr.

NJ. John To,icY Relates a rsm.,..,.,.
story.
From The Democrat. Charievolr Mich
The Democrat has had ita intention
called 20 remarkable cure due Al
we use of d.. Williams PINK pills and
thc following statement. made 10 n re-
porter oi this paper. win be read with
interest By all similarly afflicted. Ms
John rooley. OF Dwight. In this countv
ls the lady benefited BY the medicine
naincd. ana she makes the following
STATE Ia or MICHIGAN. COUNTY or
CHAKLEVOlX.-fs.
In the year 1891 / was a pr.s, .,,s
fcror from extreme nervousnsss ,vbich
finally developed into an argravaeed
9ttaed Of 81. Vitus dance. nv health
was very poor and | suffered terribly
Tor six months, constantly Crowinr
worse. Finally | left home and went
10 my relatives In Canada for a visit
ana my people never expeeted
would return alive. In Canada I ,snr
Induced 20 try Dr. williams PINK pilia
ana the result was truly fnarvelouu
When began taking them 1 WEIGHED
but ninety-six pounds, and An nlne
weeks time. during which took four
boxes 0f the medicine. I gained 81 that
J weighed i25 pounds. and the 81. Vitue'
dance ana al nervousness disappeared
! returned home In nine weeks. com
pletely cured and IN the best Of health
and have continued 70 20 this dav'
Previous 20 taking the Pink pnls 1
had been attended by several phvri-
clans. but with no good results. / owe
my life 10 Pink Pills, ana have earn
estly recommended Them 10 All my
friends. and my mother and three
brothers have taken them with good
results, my mother for heart trouble.
] viii be- glad 20 answer any ana All in
quiries az to what Pink Pills have done
for me-"
tslgned.l Mrs John Tooley.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before mo
this "a day OF July. 1895.
Mrs Tooley II now the picture Of
health. and the Democrat reporter
could hardly realize that she was AZ
one time 20 near 90 death. But her
testimony In unaEsallnhle. aud she Il
very earnest In her desire 70 spread
The good newH a. other sufferers.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain. In
a condensed form, all the elements
necessary O. give new ne and richness
90 the blood and restore shattered
nerves pink Pills are sold IN boxes
"a 90 cents a box. or six boxes Tor s. 30.
and may be- had ~ an druggist. or
direct by mail from Df Williams Ned
Co. Schcneofadv. ". Y.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
E,.ryshlar W.. orl., for DI,l...

OF the making Of new books during
our walks there was no end. Every
thing suggested copy" 10 Dickens
either as author or editor. He was a
persistent pedestrian. having acquired
tho habit OF prowling around London
az night when he was suffering from
Insomnia. one afternoon we Inspected
the picture gallery OF k Darnley's
residence near "Gads Hm." A lone
line Of family portraits extended back
20 the Crusaders. Among the Cour,
ladies. the grim warriors and stern
Judges, a goldon-hcaded boy stood OFT
az II painted with sunshine. A noise
attracted our attention az the other
end OF the room. and there was a how
the exact duplicate OF the picture. the
likeness having been reproduced after
many generations. THAT will make
good story" said Dickens. a. Ne
sirolled through the park. Take the
boy OF the picture and put him through
his adventures in olden times. First
volume. Then take the modern boy
Identical with his ancestor In appear.
apcc, mind, tastes and morals. and de.
scribe his adventures In our times and
show how environment Affects tho
same type Of man. ! must talk this
matter over with Charles Read: he
would do Il gloriously. Ladies' Homo
Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

on March J. and on he On Or TIE sane
month was plainly apparent In the lasi-
tude Of New York From that date
until the close or the month 10 pre-
scented a most beautiful appearance
every clear evening. SO brilliant. IN
fact. was the comet OF 1873 that on
many evenings during the month Of
March Il cast a bright light r19n the
harbor Of New York.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
VIZ. . cnIl.e,s, Of nn,,nn..

Arthur Hamilton. a wealthy ana ec
centric Engllshman. has just died noaI
Vienna. leaving behind him most re-
markahle series OF collections. not IN,
least singular OF which consists OF 90.
600 buttons representing an the uni
forms OF the different armies OF N,
world. Another collection "a made M
OF the teeth Of an the most formidabl,
Wild beasts. while IN contrast to thh
are S52 fans which originally belonged
to the most beautiful women In th,
world
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

The arrest In New York Of counter
ieltors Knapp and Scott has lead 10 q
very interesting and important dlseov-
cry on the part OF the United States
recret service odelals. II appears that
this ganE had Ca thelr employ a large
number Of their spurious half and quar-
ter dollars. lth believed that this dis
coyery viii lead 10 the untarlhlng of a
very elaborate system In which num-
Der OF street car men have been mixed
up for years Il Is a very clever
scheme. for few persons would ever
think Of examining a coin given In
change on a car as 20 its Eenuineness
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Tawdry came froa St Audrey In
old times there wa an narual fair ia
several ci.ies Of Earopo On ST Ag-
drey's day lilcaafious pcssoas wefo
frequently iinp0sod uupu a. iatse
fairs by worthless tlnsel iswelry.
hence tho saying. thought al Au-
droy's' Was equivalent 10 show viii.
out valuo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
rab.reuio.l. and Telephones

It Is said that Vienna physicians
have traced cases OF tuberculosis and
other contagious dlsoafes TO the use
CT public telephones and the sugges-
ton Is made that a sponge with a solu-
ton OF carbolic acid be kept In every
station Tor a daily cleaning Of the ap-
paIatua.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

10 biiug them about and are althr4 mora
'pmnlcie ami lasting Whrnfthry pro. "a Ala
.,tiht icfuiarity % a contamination. leu n
ile o'ssrfant among a. can have failed 10
.oucr IN q permanently hr4lfhlnl cnaaaaa n
.hf huihil system sftn4f Hioughi by ahfupi
~ Violent mflns. au4 fhaf those are ifr most
.luiafl medicine. WhiCh arr rrorressIKf
stftier' 80 each Bit D. IA ne rhi-l offhese
ytspepsin, aditeasc 81 olsunate cAlneIer. /.
'bliirfatgd By lt. A "a"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
Confusing.

Somebody to see you. SIR" said tho
Office boy to the editor.
What kind OF man."
II can't say for sure
Where are your eyes? Haven't you
any powers OF observatlong"
Yes. sir But I've guessed wrong "a
often that I'm afraid to try any mere.
Times are getting 80 now that you
can't tell by the way a man wears his
hair whether he's poet or a popullst. "
Washington Star.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
beware OF Oin,msat, foe catarh thu
Contain urrrarr.

ag mercury viii surely destroy tho senst
% smell and complcicly derange ihc whole
ho used except on rTcsCfiptlons from ~.
putahle physicians - The damage they
VIII DO iH ten fold % The good you can
possibly derive from them Hairs catnrrh
cure manufactured hY n. .. Cheney A
Co. roiclo. o.. contains no mercury. aud
- taken iniefu4llY. acdnE directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces ~ The nYa.
TEN. in huYlnr Halls cafurrh Cure hf
aure you rel the fenulne Il u iakcn To-
isrnaiiy and made ln Toledo o. b a. J.
fheney a Go. Testimonials free!
Sold b. brurEists price &c per bottle.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
COMETS ARE COMING!
THREE NOW RUSHING TOWARD
THE EARTH.

Two WIN Not Come very Nsar. bat
There's 20 Telling About che Other
msy iie 40 Close as 90 30 ylsIhls at
Midday. as Was the Comet Of ists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

lie fact that anoth-
er comet In fact.
three comets isap-
preaching the earth
at a speed Of a
million miles an
hour has brought
up some very inter
esting facts about
these hery-tailed
bodies. One OF
these comets IA ex-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

The Englewood. III. policeman who
KILLED q mad dos with a shovel IL prob
ably a graduate from the Holmea cas-
tie school for sieuths.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
REprcFD RATES

Houston and Texas CeHtrai Railroad.
STATE FAIR, Dallas, Texas. One fare
Tor The round trip, Oct. 70 Is, good 70 re-
turn Oct. %. Tickets with three day limit
only, g. round trip.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Cescarets stimulate liver, kldneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken OF giipe,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

a Chicago man y said to have died
if JOY. bat the health authorities are
not tearing an epidemic on that ac-
count.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Camphor IL the best anti.motf
preparation known.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

never used % quick a cure a. Piso's Cur,
tor Consumption. y. n. Palmer, Box
III, Seattle, Wash. Nov. Is. 1895.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Readcm - Among the ancient
Romans every public dinner 0penes
with a ballet tr.rr p q
Hcadom All, ! see. Craes before
meat
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Use oatmeal instead OF soap ior
toilet purposes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Boiled vinegar and myrrh are good
deodorizers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

II is too common that the last thing
engaged people agree to do Il 10 get
married.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

"lltE did your son do a. eIless
iast var. Mrs Wilkinsg
"fWy sci iulgla 20 dil 80
well Is iro hmar HAT ho 81. "a
cncoro
"A what's
"An encore The faculty hn.o 20
qucsied f.m 70 repeat the yu.r. -
Hafsers hazer l.it
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Lotsien IN Norway bring a revenue
Of aboa, 10000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
THE PARCHMENT TOE.

r wzs before the
dag OF specialists
that I began the
study Of medicine.
trying 20 perfec,
myself IN every
branch Of the heal
iag ant To that
end ! served az in
terno IN a New
York hospital and
epeut a wear az as
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Ellen Terry "a recovering from her
resent nlnrss.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Drink cream ior burned npuiA
and throat.